Mediaccurate Flash Video Encoder

Mediaccurate Flash Video Encoder is an easy-to-use and complexl tool that allows users to convert audio-video contents into flash format in order to make you able to share them efficiently. It offers many options, all easy to setup, to create high quality contents.
You can share your contents on the web, but also on CD/DVD or using any other kind of file storage. While producing Flash video, Mediaccurate Flash Video Encoder supports 4 different compression methods allowing you to target any kind of audience/environment. It can adapt itself to many different situations, from very low bitrate online video production to very high quality (pure lossless) processing for archiving purposes, for example.
Mediaccurate Flash Video Encoder mainly focuses on contents quality. Most of the quality control is made internally, but you can still adjust some settings manually if you want to by using clear and efficient options such as image filtering. You can also crop/resize your videos, add a watermark, convert only a part of the contents (trimming) or even choose to include audio and/or video independently.
Mediaccurate Flash Video Encoder converts your contents to the Flash format and can also create a web page to display the converted contents. You only need to share that page for everybody to be able to access your contents.
Supported audio-video files:
Mediaccurate Flash Video Encoder supports the most popular multimedia formats:
AVI: using MPEG-4 (XVid, DivX), DV, Uncompressed or any other compression format
MPEG: MPEG-1 is supported by default, MPEG-2 is supported as long as a decoder is installed (if you can play DVD you already have one in most cases)
WMV: including high definition WMV files (WMVHD/VC-1)
WAV: using MP3, ADPCM or any other format
MP3
WMA
Compression formats:
Mediaccurate Flash Video Encoder supports the most common compression formats defined in the Flash specification:
H.263 Video: by far the most popular format, it is the format used by video sharing websites such as YouTube
ScreenVideo: a very high quality (lossless) format best suited for screen captured video
MP3 audio: like H.263 for video, nearly all Flash video use MP3 compressed audio
PCM audio: uncompressed audio format which can be useful to create lossless video archives
Compression parameters:
While keeping the configuration simple, you can configure most important compression parameters. These depend on the compression format:
H.263: bitrate based or quality based encoding (both configurable), motion estimation search pattern
ScreenVideo: encoding block size
MP3: sampling rate, number of channels, bitrate
PCM: sampling rate, number of channels, sample precision
Image filtering:
To enhance image quality - or to apply special effects - Mediaccurate Flash Video Encoder provides various image filters:
Luminosity: allows you to increase/decrease the brightness, useful when your video is too dark for example
Contrast: raising the contrast a little often creates more "alive" contents. Raising it a lot can create a interesting special effect
Sharpness: very useful to fix videos that have been badly recorded (out of focus or low quality for example). Raising the sharpness a lot can also result in an interesting special effect
Color correction: increasing or decreasing the red, green and blue components independently can be useful to slightly correct lighting or exposure issues, but it is mostly used to create special effects
Watermarking:
Mediaccurate Flash Video Encoder support JPEG/JPG, PNG and BMP image formats for watermarking. PNG pixel alpha blending is supported. The watermarking parameters are:
Position: you can choose where the watermark will show (corner, side, ...)
Size
Border: useful to define the margin from the image border used to display the watermark
Transparency: allows you to create high quality alpha blended watermark to keep your video clear
Web page:
Mediaccurate Flash Video Encoder can create a web page for playing your contents, and the following settings are available:
Design: you can configure the colors used on the page and the playback interface
Behavior: you can decide if the contents will play automatically and if they are looped
The web page has been tested on many different browser and platforms, and especially on Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera.System requirements500MHz CPU
128MB of memory
Limitations in the unregistered versionA watermark will be placed on the output.
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