1.1 Identify the formats used when encoding video
What are video encoding formats? Video encoding formats are many different methods of optimising digital video files for different platforms, programs and devices etc. There are many different methods of encoding video formats but each is composed into two main parts such as a Codec and a Container. The Codec and container specifically stores uncompressed video input which is stored, transmitted and viewed. In Streaming it is important that the encoding format is compatible with the widest range of devices possible so that the stream is available to many users. Selecting the proper video format depends on three main factors: storage availability, quality of video output, and compatibility with different video players and programs. How does video encoding work? Video encoding is the process of turning uncompressed video input into a form that can be stored and played in media and such, for instance when before uploading a video to a website which is accessi...





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