This item is available only if the Encoder Type is H.264.
The H.264 Profile defines the video compression scheme: High Profile,
Main Profile, and Baseline. These schemes vary from least compressed,
Baseline, to most compressed, High Profile. By default, the H.264 Profile is
High Profile, which provides the most compression with the best video
quality, but more computing power.
Some third-party video management system has longer latency or takes
more time to decode High Profile compression scheme, in this case, you
can select Main Profile or Baseline. In order to get the same video quality,
you can select a higher bit rate with lower compression; this is the same as
having a lower bit rate with a High Profile. For example, a video on High
Profile with 2M bit rate will have the same video quality as a video with
Baseline Profile at 3.5M bit rate.
It is used to define the aspect ratio of VGA stream – it can be either 4:3
ratio (640x480) or 16:9 ratio (640x360). When “Auto Detected” is chosen,
the VGA stream will follow the ratio of the higher resolution stream, to
ensure the identical view of stream 1 and stream 2.
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