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helix mobile producer on-demand user's guide - RealPlayer

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Helix Mobile Producer On-Demand User’s Guideenables broadcasters to deliver multimedia presentati<strong>on</strong>s over theInternet.Nnoise Random flaws that occur in audio or video c<strong>on</strong>tent.PQRpixelA picture element, which is <strong>on</strong>e point—or the smallest unit—in a graphicimage.profileA subset of the MPEG-4 standard that enables an MPEG-4 file to be ascomplex as is necessary for a given software applicati<strong>on</strong>. Vendors can useprofiles to implement <strong>on</strong>ly the part of the MPEG-4 standard that theyneed, knowing that their files will be compatible with products fromother vendors.QCIF (pr<strong>on</strong>ounced “q sif”)Quarter Comm<strong>on</strong> Intermediate Format. A video display size (1/4 CIF =144 x 176 pixels) well suited to lower bit rates.RVLCReversible Variable Length Coding.Sscene descripti<strong>on</strong>A descripti<strong>on</strong> of the media in a streamed presentati<strong>on</strong> and how thec<strong>on</strong>tent is to be rec<strong>on</strong>structed. The technical term for this is BIFS (binaryformat for scenes).set-top boxA device that c<strong>on</strong>nects a TV to the Internet so that Internet informati<strong>on</strong>can be displayed <strong>on</strong> the TV screen. This term also is used to refer to a cableor satellite televisi<strong>on</strong> receiver.SIFStandard Image Format. For video, the SIF NTSC is 352 x 240 pixels, andthe SIF PAL is 352 x 288 pixels.smootherAn algorithm that Helix Mobile Producer On-Demand uses to regulate bitrates in streaming media and prevent unexpected peaks or bursts in the100

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