The dialog box which sets up GOP and anti noise filter. Once the target bitrate is determined, the next step is VBR encoding. Since the encoder cannot predict the exact optimal bitrate corresponding to a specific level of quality, it estimates the bitrate and adjusts it using the feedback it receives during the encoding process. Most encoders simply perform the estimation process without correcting it during the pass. The result is a less than optimal stream or hours spent manually adjusting the bitrate.
Much time is wasted in trail and error trying to determine the ideal bitrate for a given stream.
Cinema Craft Encoder's one-pass VBR feature not only gives you a high quality VBR stream, but it allows you to set the desired image quality level which will generate a bench mark bitrate to work with. This will optimize the multi-pass VBR process in a highly efficient manner. The dialog box which sets up encoding. The dialog box which sets up encoding. This is especially ideal for DVD Authoring and Post Production where high quality of image is crucial.