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How to Create an AIFF File Using iMovie Encoding AC-3 Audio Streams Using APack About the APack Batch List What Is APack Why Use Dolby Digital APack Quick Encode Guide for Stereo Files Preparing to use APack Using the APack Instant Encoder In the Audio Tab In the Bitstream Tab In the Preprocessing Tab The File Grid (Input Channels) Loading the File Grid Settings Preferences in the Audio Tab (in Detail) Setting the Target System Setting the Audio Coding Mode Setting the Data Rate (the All-Important Encode Rate) Setting the Dialog Normalization Setting Setting the Bit Stream Mode Parameter Settings in the Bitstream Tab (in Detail) Settings in the Preprocessing Tab Setting the Compression Factor Setting the RF Overmodulation Protection Setting the Digital Deemphasis Parameter Setting the Low-Pass Filter (for Full Bandwidth Channels) Setting the DC Filter (for Full BW Channels) Setting the Low-Pass Filter (for LFE Channel) Setting the Surround Phase Shift Setting the 3 dB Attenuation in Surround Channels Using the APack Batch List Setting the APack Batch List Encode Job Settings Monitoring Your Dolby Digital Encodes The Log Window Encoding AC-3 Audio Streams Using Compressor 2 What Is Compressor 2 Why Use Compressor 2 and Dolby Digital

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Use buffered streams to copy a file To use this program, specify the name of the source file and the destination file For example, to copy a file called sampledat to a file called samplebak, use the following command line: java BufferedFileCopy sampledat samplebak

About the Compressor 2 Batch List Launching Compressor 2 Using Compressor 2 for Encoding Stereo Files Loading Stereo Files Selecting an Encode Format Preset Set Destination and Output Filename Using the Inspector for a Closer Look Verifying the Encode Preset Settings Submitting the Job for Encoding Using Compressor 2 for Surround Sound Encoding Loading a Surround Sound Group Loading the File Grid Dolby Encoding Preferences Outlined in Detail Dolby Preferences in the Audio Tab Setting the Target System Setting the Audio Coding Mode Verify the Sample Rate of the Source File(s) Setting the Data Rate (the All-Important Encode Rate) Setting the Dialog Normalization Setting Setting the Bit Stream Mode Parameter Settings in the Bitstream Tab (in Detail) Settings in the Preprocessing Tab (in Detail) Setting the Compression Factor Setting the RF Overmodulation Protection Setting the Digital Deemphasis Parameter Setting the Low-Pass Filter (for LFE Channel) Setting the Low-Pass Filter (for Full Bandwidth Channels) Setting the DC Filter (for Full Bandwidth Channels) Setting the Surround Phase Shift Setting the 3 dB Attenuation in Surround Channels Encoding DTS Streams for DVD A Simple Overview of the DTS Process Preparing Files for Packing Encoding a DTS Packed File into a DTS Bitstream Summary

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import javaio*; class BufferedFileCopy { public static void main(String args[]) { BufferedInputStream fin; BufferedOutputStream fout; // First make sure that both files have been specified if(argslength != 2) { Systemoutprintln("Usage: BufferedFileCopy From To"); return; } // Open an input file that is wrapped in a BufferedInputStream try { fin = new BufferedInputStream(new FileInputStream(args[0])); } catch(FileNotFoundException exc) { Systemoutprintln("Input File Not Found"); return; } // Open an output file that is wrapped in a BufferedOutputStream try { fout = new BufferedOutputStream(new FileOutputStream(args[1])); } catch(FileNotFoundException exc) { Systemoutprintln("Error Opening Output File"); // Close the open input file try { finclose(); } catch(IOException exc2) { Systemoutprintln("Error Closing Input File"); } return; } // Copy the file // Because buffered streams are used, the // read and write operations are automatically // buffered, which results in higher performance try { int i;

DVD Studio Pro 4 allows use of video content encoded at 24fps (2398 fps in reality) Progressive 24-frame content is a natural for DVD, as you will see in your exploration of this new format