Multi-encoding Clause Samples
The Multi-encoding clause defines how information or data may be represented in multiple encoding formats within a contract or technical agreement. This clause typically specifies which encoding standards are acceptable, such as UTF-8, ASCII, or other character sets, and may outline procedures for converting between formats or resolving discrepancies. Its core practical function is to ensure compatibility and clarity when exchanging data between parties who may use different systems, thereby preventing misinterpretation or technical errors due to encoding mismatches.
Multi-encoding. A Cable, Satellite, IP or Terrestrial CSTB that is also capable of audio-video encoding from the highest claimed decoding resolution of the device to a different encoding format e.g. HEVC to MPEG4 to output content to a different device.