Cisco Cisco MXE 3500 (Media Experience Engine) ユーザーガイド

iPhone-iPod-iPad_320x240_250K.job.awp: Designed to produce a 320x240 (250K bit rate) video for playout on iPhone, 
iPod Touch, or iPad

iPhone-iPod-iPad_320x240_500K.job.awp: Designed to produce a 320x240 (500K bit rate) video for playout on iPhone, 
iPod Touch, or iPad

iPhone-iPod-iPad_640x480_1M.job.awp: Designed to produce a 640x480 (1MB bit rate) video for playout on iPhone, iPod 
Touch, or iPad

SNS_16X9_FLV.job.awp: Designed to produce a 16x9 Flash video for upload to Cisco Show and Share

SNS_16X9_h.264.job.awp: Designed to produce a 16x9 H264 video for upload to Cisco Show and Share

SNS_4X3_FLV.job.awp: Designed to produce a 4x3 Flash video for upload to Cisco Show and Share

SNS_4X3_h.264.job.awp: Designed to produce a 4x3 H264 video for upload to Cisco Show and Share

WMV_16x9.job.awp: Designed to produce a 16x9 Windows Media video

WMV_4x3.job.awp: Designed to produce a 4x3 Windows Media video

Aspect ratio—A way to describe the rectangular proportions of the video frame. The traditional television aspect ratio of 
4X3 or 4:3 means that the video frame is 4 units wide and 3 units high, such as 400 pixels wide and 300 pixels high. Aspect 
ratios such as 16X9 are commonly called wide format or HD format.

Bitrate—The number of bits transmitted per second by the video server, such as 1.5MB/sec., or 1.5 megabits per second. It 
also means the number of bits per second the player has to process.

Coded—A code-decode compression format.

FLV—Adobe Corporation Flash Video format.

SNS—Cisco Show and Share is a video portal that allows upload, search, and playback of video programs. To allow upload 
to Show and Share, you must choose one of the ‘SNS’ output formats, such as SNS_4X3_FLV when converting your video.

Tags—Keywords that add meaning to a video and help it be found in a search.

Transcoding—Transforming (converting) a video to play in other formats, codecs, or devices by altering the way it is 
encoded. See codec.

WMV—Microsoft Windows Media Video format.

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