The audio stream uses an MP3 format, the video stream uses H.264 Codec at DV resolution, 30fps [for more info on encoding with H.264, check out YOUR ACTLAB TV].

Yes. Winamp 5 comes with a Transcoding Tool for converting between MP3, WMA, M4A/AAC, OGG, FLAC and WAV formats (MP3 Encoding is available in Winamp Pro only). To use the Transcoder, right click the file(s) in the Media Library or Playlist window and select “Send To > Format Converter”. Back to top

The Cakewalk 6.0x Export to RA function was designed using RA 4.0, and does not work if you have installed RA5 or G2. Cakewalk versions 7 and above do not exhibit this problem. Export from Cakewalk as a wave file and use the RealEncoder software offered by Real Audio. http:/www.realnetworks.com/developers/index.html has the software required to convert WAV files to Real Audio format. (Back to top)

The 1990 and 1996 videotapes are available in PAL; the DVD video is not. The price (USD 25) includes shipping anywhere in the world.

Our broadcasting equipment uses DVB MPEG-2 streams including MPEG-2 video and audio. The file you send us should ideally be a .mpg file with embedded MPEG-2 video and audio, 720x480 resolution and <4 Mbps bitrate is preferred (CBR or VBR). We will be able to support DVD files made with PCM or Dolby Digital (formerly AC-3) audio if you rename the .vob file on the DVD to .mpg. The .vob file is actually MPEG-2 which can be played on our video server. However, if you do use a converted .

The video has to be delivered in one of the following formats; Mini-DV or DV-CAM, SP, SX or Digital Betacam format or as an uncompressed QUICKTIME movie on DVD.

We can accept the following materials: (Beta SP, Beta CAM, Digital BETA, DVCAM, DVCPRO, Mini-DV, SVHS, VHS, VHS-C, Digital 8, High 8, and 8mm). We are also able to do foreign conversions such as (PAL and SECAM)

Your film will be transferred to a high quality DVD-R disc that is compatible with almost all DVD players. We also recommend that you preserve an uncompressed master copy of your film. We usually provide these on master-grade mini-DV tapes.

All of the videos sold by Amazon Books and Video Universe follow the 60Hz, NTSC format. This is the video format used in North America. These tapes will not play on most video machines in Europe or other countries that use PAL, SECAM, or other video standards.

All video tapes we are selling are in PAL format. This is a video format that is in use in Europe. These tapes will not work on most of the video devices in America or other countries that use NTSC, SECAM or some other format. All DVDs we are selling are also in PAL format. There is a possibility that DVD devices outside of Europe will not be able to play the discs bought here, because of the Country Code Information or the video standard system.

We show you how you can play almost any type of video on your PSP this includes the following video formats: AVI , MOV, MP4, OGM, MKV, NUT, ASF, WMV

A - All of our films are offered on high quality DVD-R media in the NTSC video format only with an "all region play" (Region 0) coding. We are not able to accommodate requests for other video formats. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

All video clips in the em members area are mpeg format only. The additional extra content within the site range from quick time, real player, windows media format.

To get the best performance when playing video clips, we suggest using the Photo JPEG codec. The following settings are optimum: On Macintosh computers, the Photo JPEG codec is optimized for the G4's Altivec processor – it decompresses very fast, leaving more time for video processing. It does not have "keyframes" – this means that each frame of video is compressed into a single packet.

Unfortunately, our VHS and DVD products are available directly only in NTSC format, however, our DVD's are all reproduced using "multi-regional" or "no region" encoding, and they should be playable on DVD players worldwide. You'll need to consult your DVD player's manual to see what types of disks are playable on your machine.

Generally, nothing will happen to your account. We understand that there are unforeseen occurrences. However, if your bandwidth usage indicates additional members, then you will be charged at the appropriate level pursuant to the License Agreement. If bandwidth peaks because of unforseen occurences (fraud), we will not automatically adjust your account; only if there are sustained increases.

All of our videos are in NTSC format only. They are incompatible with some systems in use in Europe and Asia which use PAL or SECAM system, unless you have specifically a multi-system VCR. To check your country's television standard, click here for country-by-country standard chart. DVDs are in Region 1 Encoding (North America). Before sending us back anything, please email us (service @ IslamicBookstore.com) and let us know. Usually, we'll refund or mail you replacements.

We employ two professional digital video cameras that record on to miniDV. Typically, we use a 4:3 aspect ratio. For an additional fee, we will shoot on any video format you would prefer, including HD and 16:9/24p

Content sent from the USB 2.0 port of a DISH Network DVR is MPEG-2. Content recorded from the A/V inputs is encoded by the PocketDISH and stored as MPEG-4. Other video content from a PC is stored in its native format (e.g. MPEG-4 AVI).

All of our videos are in PAL format only (similar to UK/Europe/Asia, not USA). Our DVD's are in Region free.

SoccerROM features videos in a variety of formats, including DVD, NTSC-VHS, and PAL-VHS. Our DVDs use a universal format, and have been tested to work on DVD players in different regions around the world. VHS users in North America will generally require the NTSC format, whereas the PAL standard is used in most European countries. For more information about the differences between NTSC and PAL (including a list of formats by country), please refer to our video formats page.

Our downloadable video files are available in Windows Media Format and Real Player Format. CLICK HERE to download your free Windows Media Player or CLICK HERE to download Real Player.

There is a consortium of companies (Philips, JVC, Sony, Matushista, et al) developing a metal particle based 6 millimeter consumer digital video tape format. It will initially use more JPEG-like independent frame compression for cheap encoding of source analog (NTSC, PAL) video. The consequence of course is less efficient use of bandwidth ( 25 Mbit/sec for the same quality achieved at 6 Mbit/sec with MPEG).

Please note: NTSC, PAL and SECAM conversions are generally of less quality, so if you have a multi-format deck, we suggest you order the original format tapes that we carry.

N3DVP can provide you with any video format necessary for distribution. From Beta to DVD to web compatible files, our video specialists will work with you to determine what format best fits your needs.

The videos we offer are WMV and DIVX-AVI. We do provide you with links to download all the players needed to view all formats listed.