The "Max Resolution" is set on the Video settings tab. If either the horizontal or vertical dimension of the source video(s) exceed their respective values of "Max Resolution". If the output video codec is different from the source files' video codec. If you don't see that text, then smart editing will be used. The quick way to tell if a given profile will result in transcoding of your source is to click on File>Save, select an output profile from the "Save as type", and look for the "Major Recode Required". If not, your Intelligent profile will automatically revert to Force Recode and the output will be completely transcoded. The profile type is set via the " Output Mode" option in the general section of the settings page.įor Intelligent profiles, the following criteria are used to determine if the smart-edit mode can be used. In Forced Recode mode, the entire video is recoded regardless of whether smart edit could be used or not. In smart-edit mode, VideoReDo Pro will attempt to only recode a small portion of the video at cut points, passing through the balance of the video without modifications. The reason for the two types of output profiles, is that VideoReDo Pro is capable of cutting and joining MPEG2- and H.264/AVC- based files without transcoding the entire file. The audio portion of a profile is treated separately, and isn't affected by whether the profile is Intelligent or Forced Recode. There are two types of output profiles: "Intelligent" and "Forced Recode" which refer to how the video portion of the output file will be processed when saving.
Profile types, Intelligent and Forced Recode:
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