Find your answers here.
You’ve got a host of options to consider when submitting images for conversion. Let’s go over some of the basic points: Image Resizing: Set a custom size for your images in HxW or resize proportionally while maintaining fixed height or width. Chose to maintain aspect ratio when resizing. JPEG Quality: Manually adjust the quality of Read more
http://www.encoding.com/wdocs/SampleScripts#cfm
http://www.encoding.com/wdocs/SampleScripts#java
http://www.encoding.com/wdocs/SampleScripts#php
http://www.encoding.com/api/category/category/sample_scripts#vbscript_sample
The following types of metadata are allowed to be added for the following formats: 3gp, appletv, fl9, iphone, ipod, m4a, mp4, wmv, zune. Please note that the length of metatag value can't be greater than 256 characters. This functionality is only supported via AP. title [optional] – Title of the media copyright [optional] – Copyright Read more
You can simply request multiple MediaIDs in a comma delimited format:
July 1st 2016 – The desktop uploader has been deprecated and is no longer available. The Encoding.com Desktop Uploader is a application available for installation on both OSX and PC operating systems and allows easy upload, management and encoding of video files from your desktop to the Encoding.com cloud for processing. Our Encoding.com Desktop Uploader Read more
When you specify the encoded video size to be 320×0, the resulting width is calculated based on the source aspect ratio. You will need to know what the exact frame size of your resulting video in order to enter the parameters you wish to keep. First, you can find out the source media aspect ratio. Read more
The optimal bitrate for your video depends many factors including your source video dimensions, type of video/audio codec, framerate, and delivery method. We love the following calculator on Adobe’s site written by Robert Reinhardt: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/apps/flv_bitrate_calculator/index.html