MediaButler
MediaButler is a generic media-transcoding processor that can transcode files from linear format to many other formats. MediaButler can perform multiple audio- and video transcodings within one discrete task and allows you to set up an adjustable, XML-based profile for embedding and segmenting metadata. You can also set the profile’s internal parameters to correspond with task parameters, allowing for seamless integration into workflows.
MediaButler can be delivered as a single-instance or multiple-instance application, where each instance adds a grid-based processing chain so that identical processes can run in parallel.
MediaButler supports several input and output formats for both audio and video, either natively or via 3rd party encoding tools - please feel free to contact us directly to receive a list of currently supported file formats.
Available input/output codecs include (but are not limited to):
AUDIO OUTPUT FORMATS:
- WAV (32, 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, 192 kHz / 16, 24, 32bit)
- MP2 (64 kbit-384 kbit/s)
- MP3 (64 kbit-384 kbit/s, VB)
- FLAC (for 16 and 24 bit fi les)
- AAC, OGG and WMA
VIDEO OUTPUT FORMATS:
- FFV1 + PCM 24bit multichannel (AVI)
- IMX50-D10 + PCM 16/24bit multichannel (MXF OP1a)
- DV25/DVCPro50 + PCM 16/24bit multichannel (MXF OP1a)
- XDCAM HD422 + PCM 24bit multichannel (MXF OP1a)
- AVCIntra50/100 + PCM 24bit multichannel (MXF OP1a)
- Uncompressed 4:2:2 8bit + PCM 16/24bit multichannel (MOV/AVI)
- Uncompressed 4:2:2 10bit + PCM 16/24bit multichannel (MOV/AVI)
- MP4 (H.264+AAC)
- DASH MP4 (H.264+AAC proxy)
- WMV (deprecated proxy)
All MXF OP1a formats are 100% standard compliant to SMPTE ST377
Other Output formats such as
- VC-3
- Apple ProRes etc.
supported by optional third party encoder (i.e. CambriaFTC)
Supporting following pixel formats:
- YUV 4:2:0 8/10bit
- YUV 4:1:1 8bit
- YUV 4:2:2 8/10/12bit
- YUV 4:4:4 8/10/12bit
- RGB 24bit
- for native and lossless video preservation
Optional package Enhance/Normalize:
- Multiformat Scaler Option
- VideoLeveling Option
- Audio Channel Normalization/Swapping