MP4-wrapped H.264 video with Dolby Digital audio [ AC-3 ] now possible, This is an update for Rhozet Carbon Coder 3.02.16, the finest video transcoder|encoder available at U.S, $4,995, This update contains the H.264 Exporter Enhancement, With this update, you can now create MP4-wrapped H.264 video with the high quality Dolby Digital multichannel audio [ AC-3 ] with Stereo and 5.1-channel surround sound, the same audio used in DVD and Blu-ray, This was not possible until now, Before, one had to transcode an MP4-wrapped H.264 video containing AC-3 to AAC [ Advanced Audio Coding ] and suffer a loss of quality,
In addition to the H.264 Exporter Enhancement, this update also contains:
- XDCam Importer Enhancement: added the ability to import XDCam EX files,
- Avid DNxHD Importer Enhancement: Carbon 3.11 can now import MXF wrapped Avid DNxHD source material which follows the OPATOM standard,
- Panasonic AVCIntra: Carbon 3.11 can now import and export Panasonic’s AVCIntra codec,
- DPX Importer Enhancement: Carbon 3.11 can now import timecode from a DPX sequence as well as associated information, such as color correction data, contained in a separate LUT file,
- Video Timecode Inject Filter: Allows you to manually set the Start Timecode of a target, This can be controlled through the Carbon Coder application as well as the API,
Rhozet was formed by members of the Canopus ProCoder product group, Carbon Coder is a universal transcoder and encoder and the supported format list is impressive: it includes MPEG -1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, H.264, Windows Media, DV25, DV50, DVCPro, HDV, VC-1, DPS, DivX, XviD, Flash, Real Video, QuickTime, AVI, ASF, MXF, LXF, GXF, sQ, Omneon Spectrum, and 3GPP, In performing these encodes and transcodes, Carbon Coder offers a mix of video and audio filtering, along with deinterlacing, cropping, color correction, gamma correction, and other effects, Other niceties included inverse telecine, time code burn-in, logo insertion, and metadata conversion,
Carbon Coder’s feature set and video quality are outstanding, but its performance is what’s really impressive, especially in a multiple-processor workstation, It produces sharp and clear video with bright, vibrant colors, the video free of deinterlacing jaggies and other artifacts,
At $4,995, Carbon Coder isn’t for casuals user or small shops, However, if you or your facility has outgrown the functionality of lower-end transcoders, or need features or format support not provided in lower end transcoders, Carbon Coder is definitely for you,
For working on converting DVD|HD|Blu-ray rips to H.264, XviD, or any other format, Carbon Coder will produce the best possible quality.
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