Miglia Technology manual EvolutionTV User Guide

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2.Video Compression will adjust the video codec and quality settings for the video you will record to your hard drive.

EvolutionTV features a built-in hardware encoding chip with support for several formats:

DVD-Compliant MPEG-2:

This format enables you to record in full size MPEG-2 thus delivering

 

a video file readable by all DVD players. Full size PAL is 720x576, full

 

size NTSC is 720x480

DVD-Compliant MPEG-2

 

Half-size:

This format enables you to record in half-size MPEG-2 thus

 

delivering a video file readable by all DVD players. The video quality

 

will obviously be lower than with full size MPEG-2

DivX Certified Home:

EvolutionTV is the only Mac video capture device to feature fully

 

DivX compliant hardware encoding. DivX is similar to MPEG-4 and

 

delivers great picture quality combined with small file sizes. Many

 

DVD players have DivX decoding capability, letting you read your

 

DivX files without any additional conversion.

 

The video size is 720x576 (PAL) or 720x480 (NTSC)

DivX Certified Portable:

EvolutionTV lets you create video files compatible with the DivX

 

Portable profile. The main difference with DivX Home is the screen

 

size set to 352x288. This option is useful if you wish to capture

 

content for playback on portable devices (Palm, PocketPC, etc...) or

 

want to reduce the file size of your videos to the minimum allowed.

MPEG-4:

EvolutionTV can generate MPEG-4 ISO Compliant files. This means

 

you can capture video in full quality, while maintaining a very low file

 

size.

 

As the MPEG-4 file created by EvolutionTV is ISO compliant, it is

 

readable by most if not all video players, without any software

 

extension.

 

MPEG-4 is the preferred video codec for internet broadcasting.

MPEG-4 (iMovie HD):

This option will generate a MPEG-4 file directly readable by

 

iMovie HD. No lengthy conversion will be required when opening

 

the file in iMovie HD.

 

The size for the iMovie HD option is 640x480

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Contents EvolutionTV Table of contents Introduction and Overview of EvolutionTV User Guide Overview Package contentsSystem requirements Technical SupportVideo inputs Video inputHardware and Software Installation Hardware Installation TV Coaxial AerialAlchemyTV DVR User Guide III. Software Installation EvolutionTV User Guide Setting up EvolutionTV for viewing and recording Serial Number and Registration II. Setting up EvolutionTV for TV receptionIntroduction Composite or S-Video Connection USA residents only TV Tuner ConnectionUsing the EvolutionTV Menus and Onscreen Remote EvolutionTV Menu lets you access EvolutionTV MenusEdit Menu View Menu II. EvolutionTV Onscreen controllerBasic Remote Functions Extended Remote FunctionsVideo Source Settings Window Settings Using the EvolutionTV Preferences EvolutionTV preferences overview Storage Sub-menu Adjusting the video settings II. The Video Input MenuEvolutionTV User Guide Audio settings for capture in the video input menu TV Tuner Sub-menu III. The Plugins Menu AlchemyTV DVR User Guide Scheduling a recording with EvolutionTV Schedule a recording with EvolutionTV EvolutionTV User Guide EvolutionTV User Guide II.. iCal synchronisation Scheduling a recording with TitanTV II. TitanTV Plug-in Settings Registering with TitanTVIII. Scheduling a recording with TitanTV EvolutionTV Plug-ins Plug-ins without installers II. Installing Third-party plug-insPlug-ins with installers EvolutionTV SDKIII. Using Third Party Plug-ins Plug-in Settings Using the plug-insDevice Plug-ins III. Current Plug-ins Built-in Plug-ins Interface Plug-inPost-Processing Plug-ins Playing back files created by EvolutionTV II. Required Codecs III. Playback problemsSoftware Video Players QuickTime Player Show Movie Info Window License Agreement EvolutionTV User Guide