Transcoding (XCD Sample Clauses
The Transcoding (XCD) clause defines the rights and obligations related to converting digital content from one format to another, specifically using the XCD standard. In practice, this clause outlines who is permitted to perform transcoding, under what conditions, and may specify technical requirements or quality standards for the resulting files. Its core function is to ensure that content can be adapted for different platforms or devices while maintaining control over the process and protecting the interests of the content owner.
Transcoding (XCD. Additional capability to translate (e.g., MPEG2 to H.264), transrate (e.g., HD bitrate to Mobile bitrate), transcale (e.g., HD resolution to Mobile resolution), transcrypt (e.g., CAS to DRM), or perform audio format conversions (e.g., AC-3 to AAC) in real-time.
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