MainConcept Reference 3.6.1.35781.rar

MainConcept Reference combines all popular MainConcept codecs and renowned formats.

MainConcept Reference is the successor of the renowned MPEG and H.264 Encoders. The new transcoding application combines all available MainConcept codecs. It enables you to convert videos into numerous formats.

For years, storing digital video footage has been a big challenge because of the large amount of disk space required. Various compression methods have been created to reduce the space requirements, but often at the expense of quality. But what is the most useful format in video, production and broadcast business? H.264/AVC? JPEG2000 or DVCPRO? The new VC-1, the poular DivX or the approved MPEG standard? MainConcept Reference is the answer to this. It combines all popular codecs and renowned formats. And the user decides which formats or codecs he really needs.


New features of MainConcept Reference at a glance:

•Pluggable input and output formats.
•Up-/down scaling of any input size to output dimensions.
•Framerate/sample rate conversion.
•Supports all features of the MainConcept codecs.
•Predefined settings for a wide range of output formats.
•Watch folder to allow background transcoding.
•Specify in-/out points for encoding.
•Chapter support.
•Batch encoding: multiple tasks allowed, where each task can have multiple input files.
•Saving/restoring batch lists.
•Drag & drop new files from Explorer into the batch tasks.
•Specify target output file size.
•Muxing streams from different input files.
•View input and output file in external player.

Available input formats:

•DirectShow import (Win)
•QuickTime import (Win + Mac)
•GStreamer import (Linux)
•MPEG & H.264

Available output video formats:

•H.264/AVC
•MPEG-1/2
•DVCPRO 25/50/100 (HD)
•MPEG-4 Part 2
•DivX (currently Windows, Mac/Intel only)
•VC-1
•JPEG2000

Available output audio formats:

•PCM
•MPEG-1 Audio
•AAC
•WMA

Available output muxer formats:

•MPEG-2 PS/TS
•MP4
•ASF

Note:
MainConcept won the “Third Annual MSU MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 Video Codecs Comparison” of the MSU Video Group. The goal of the comparison is a comparative evaluation of the quality of new H.264 codecs using objective metrics. The complete test consisted of three types of application, which strongly differ by resolution, bitrates and encoding speed requirements: Videoconferences, Movies and HDTV.