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PHP
32 lines
1.3 KiB
PHP
<?
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include('publicheader.php');
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include('sidebar.php');
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newstop();
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newsbox('Transcodes', '
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<strong>Transcoding (verb)</strong> a file means converting from one format to another. A <strong>transcode (noun)</strong> can mean any converted file, but is usually used in a negative context (as in a bad transcode).
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<h3>Good Transcodes</h3>
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A <strong>good transcode</strong> means that during the transcode process, the file has either never been converted to lossy, or the file has only been converted to lossy once during the last step.
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<br />
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<p>Examples of good transcodes:</p>
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<ul>
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<li>uncompressed lossless > compressed lossless</li>
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<li>compressed lossless > uncompressed lossless</li>
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<li>compressed lossless > compressed lossless</li>
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<li>uncompressed lossless > lossy</li>
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<li>compressed lossless > lossy</li>
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</ul>
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<h3>Bad Transcodes</h3>
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A <strong>bad transcode</strong> means that during the transcode process, the file has either been converted to a lossy format more than once, or the file has been converted from lossy to lossless. <strong>Bad transcodes are prohibited on ' . $SITENAME . '.</strong>
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<p>Examples of bad transcodes:</p>
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<ul>
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<li>higher lossy bitrate > lower lossy bitrate</li>
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<li>same bitrate lossy > same bitrate lossy</li>
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<li>lossy > lossless</li>
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</ul>');
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newsbot();
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include('publicfooter.php');
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?>
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