The mp4 streams produced by the C1 seem to be some sort of non-standard since working with them in some other video editing programs gave problems (video compressed with unknown method) even though they support mp4 (as it was printed on the box). I looked at the content of the disc and it might be possible that the "plugin" is already included in VS7. I have encoded a 22 secs short scene from Kill Bill Volume 1 DVD. "Audiomodus" (audiomode) is set to "Stereo", you can't change this. You can't choose which codec to use to compress the audio and the bitrate is also fixed to 128kbps (it's covered).
2000 is the lowest, while 3000 is the highest. There are also some other settings where you can define which bitrate can be used. "Bildgroesse" (resolution) can only be set to standard, there is no 16:9 or anything like that (forcing the stream to being compatible I guess) and you can not define a custom resolution (greyed out "Benutzerdifiniert" - custom). "Bildtyp" does not matter here since there is only one choice. You can choose between 15fps and 29.97fps (which is independent of the framerate of the source).
"Datenspur" (stream) simply defines whether you want to compress Video and Audio or Video only. This is the only choice you have so it might be a proof that VS7 uses a plugin. It's German, but there shouldn't be any problem in understanding this.įirst there "Kodier-Treiber" which defines which MP4 Codec is being used. Just took a look into the compression of mp4 and I'd say it.
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