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How to Enable Per-Title Encoding

Introduction

Unleash the power of tailored encoding with Per Title Encoding! Revolutionize your video streaming experience by optimizing bitrates and resolutions per title to achieve unparalleled quality and cost efficiency. Say goodbye to generic encoding ladders and hello to a world where each video gets the treatment it deserves.

Note:

The Per-Title encoding feature is available to Muvi Professional and above subscribers.
This feature is currently available for VOD content only.

Advantages of Per-Title Encoding

Storage Savings: Efficient compression techniques save valuable storage space, reducing costs.
Transmission Savings: Tailored encoding means optimized CDN delivery, faster downloads, and smoother streaming experiences for users.
Encoding-time Savings: Customized settings lead to faster encoding processes without compromising quality.
Quality Improvement: Fine-tuning parameters elevates video quality, ensuring an exceptional viewing experience for your audience.

Enabling Per Title Encoding

Enabling Per-Title Encoding for a New Encoding Profile

To enable the Per Title Encoding feature, click on the” Encoding” menu in the Dashboard.
Click on “Add Profile” to create a new Encoding Profile.
Type a profile name(e.g., Per-Title, 4k movies, SD movies, DRM videos, etc.).
Select the “Source Type” as Video.
Select DRM(Digital Rights Management); you can select “Yes” or “No”. If you select “Yes,” then the video will be encoded with DRM. To learn more about DRM features, click here.
Select the “Output Formats” (i.e., MPEG DASH, HLS)
Select the “Output Resolution” (i.e., 3840x2160(4K), 1920x1080(1080p), etc.). You can select multiple resolutions. The video will be encoded and stored in the resolution you will select. To learn more about encoding resolutions, click here.
Enable “Per Title Encoding”.
Click on “Save”. You can create multiple encoding profiles. You can select the encoding profile while mapping a video file to content when adding video content.

Note: If “Progressive Encoding” is already enabled, you cannot enable “Per-Title Encoding”. Disable the “Progressive Encoding” to enable the “Per-Title Encoding”.