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Does not support MPEG-1 format files. |
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Does not support VOB format files. |
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Cannot load files of less than 0.5 seconds or more than 12 hours.
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Cannot load files with the timetable reset in midstream.
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Maximum length of files created is 12 hours and minimum length is 0.5 seconds.
Note that for DV stream and QuickTime movie, maximum length of files is 2 hours.
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Handles PCM, MPEG-1 Audio Layer-2, and Dolby Digital Audio formats.
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Handles 48kHz of audio sampling rate. Converts audio sampling rate of files other than 48kHz to 48kHz. |
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MPEG-2 with audio sample size other than 16-bit is not supported. |
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Handles video bitrate of 2Mbps to 9.8Mbps. Note that when audio format is PCM, maximum bitrate is 8Mbps. |
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If video bitrate exceeds 8Mbps, you cannot select PCM as audio format. |
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Does not support files with multiple audio streams. |
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Handles up to 18 frames in a GOP for NTSC and 15 frames in a GOP for PAL.
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Handles system bitrate up to 10.08Mbps. Even if system bitrate is lower than 10.08Mbps, video bitrate higher than 9.8Mbps cannot be handled.
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Files can be combined in File Combination Mode if they are MPEG-2 format files and their video size, frame rate, aspect ratio, format of interlace and field order, audio sampling rate, and the number of audio channels are identical.
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Handles MPEG-2 format files as follows:
NTSC : 720 x 480, 704 x 480, 352 x 480, 352 x 240
PAL : 720 x 576, 704 x 576,352 x 576, 352 x 288 |
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System bitrate is the total bitrate size comprising audio bitrate of MPEG-2 format files and video. Video bitrate varies according to audio bitrate.
(e.g.)When the system bitrate of MPEG-2 format file is 8Mbps, the result is as follows:
When the audio bitrate is 224Kbps, video bitrate will be approximately 7.2Mbps.
When the audio bitrate is 384Kbps, video bitrate will be approximately 6.9Mbps. |
