<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">

<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
<head>
    <title>2012_SDTVx264_u1.nfo</title>
    <style type="text/css">
        @font-face {
            font-family: nfo;
            font-style:  normal;
            font-weight: normal;
            src: url(nfo.eot);
        }
        .nfo {
            padding: 12px;
            font-family: nfo, courier new;
            font-size: 11px;
            line-height: 1em;
        }
    </style>
</head>
<body>
    <pre class="nfo">+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;                  The SD x264 TV Releasing Standards 2012                    &#170;
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
&#170;                              +---[ INTRO ]---+                              &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170; x264 has become the most advanced H264 video encoder over the past few      &#170;
&#170; years. Compared to XviD, it is able to provide higher quality and           &#170;
&#170; compression at greater SD resolutions. It also allows better control and    &#170;
&#170; transparency over encoding settings. With CRF in the mix, we can also       &#170;
&#170; ensure that a diverse array of material will get the most appropriate       &#170;
&#170; bitrate for them and not arbitrarily fixed sizes. This standard aims to     &#170;
&#170; bring quality control back to SD releases. There are many standalone        &#170;
&#170; players/streamers such as TviX, Popcorn Hour, WDTV HD Media Player, Boxee,  &#170;
&#170; Xtreamer, PS3, XBOX 360, iPad, and HDTVs that can playback H264 and AAC     &#170;
&#170; encapsulated in MP4.                                                        &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170; The SD x264 TV section was formed to separate releases from the ruleless    &#170;
&#170; world of TV-XviD. This document will cover the rules and guidelines for     &#170;
&#170; only SD resolution x264 television rips.                                    &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
&#170;                          +---[ RELEASE RULES ]---+                          &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Compliance with this document is optional as of its pre date, and          &#170;
&#170;  mandatory as of 2012-04-01 00:00 UTC.                                      &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Video:                                                                     &#170;
&#170;   - Sources requiring resize are to be cropped and resized using sharp      &#170;
&#170;     resizers such as  Lanczos/Lanczos4, Spline36, or Blackman. Bicubic is   &#170;
&#170;     banned.                                                                 &#170;
&#170;   - If there is a question as to the validity of a source, the release      &#170;
&#170;     may be nuked source.sample.requested_&#60;reason.for.nuke> (e.g.            &#170;
&#170;     source.sample.requested_suspicion.of.analog.source) within 24 hours of  &#170;
&#170;     pre. Approximate timestamps may be requested in the case that it would  &#170;
&#170;     assist in the verification that the source sample provided is the       &#170;
&#170;     source used for encode (e.g. include.banner.at.4m13s). The group has 24 &#170;
&#170;     hours from the nuke to pre a RARed SOURCE.SAMPLE that is at least 10    &#170;
&#170;     seconds in length in order to document that the source is valid.        &#170;
&#170;     Failure to provide source proof or providing bad source proof shall     &#170;
&#170;     result in the release remaining nuked, and it may then be propered.     &#170;
&#170;   - Improper IVTC methods that result in jerky playback, such as Force      &#170;
&#170;     Film, are banned                                                        &#170;
&#170;   - Interlaced video sources must be deinterlaced with a smart deinterlacer &#170;
&#170;     such as Yadif. FieldDeinterlace is banned.                              &#170;
&#170;   - Group watermarks of any kind on the video are banned                    &#170;
&#170;   - Intros, outros, betweenos, or any other form of defacement of the       &#170;
&#170;     episode are banned                                                      &#170;
&#170;   - &#34;Native&#34; refers to the standard in which the video was produced (e.g.   &#170;
&#170;     NTSC or PAL). NTSC produced video is native to NTSC, PAL produced video &#170;
&#170;     is native to PAL. PAL produced video that is broadcast in NTSC is       &#170;
&#170;     converted. NTSC produced video that is broadcast in PAL is converted.   &#170;
&#170;   - Converted video that has significant artifacting (e.g. blended frames)  &#170;
&#170;     and cannot be reversed to native must use CONVERT tag                   &#170;
&#170;   - Converted video that does not have significant artifacts does not need  &#170;
&#170;     convert tags and may not be nuked for the conversion                    &#170;
&#170;   - Native releases are allowed after those tagged CONVERT. Use NATIVE tag. &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Audio:                                                                     &#170;
&#170;   - Allowed audio formats are VBR AAC LC (Low Complexity).                  &#170;
&#170;   - Average bitrate on AAC audio must be 96 - 160 kbps.                     &#170;
&#170;   - AAC audio must be normalized and downconverted to stereo.               &#170;
&#170;   - Nero and Apple encoders are recommended. FFmpeg and FAAC are banned.    &#170;
&#170;   - Multiple language audio tracks are allowed and must be listed in NFO    &#170;
&#170;   - Severe audio drops resulting in one full missing word or otherwise the  &#170;
&#170;     inability to  understand material dialogue is considered to be a        &#170;
&#170;     technical flaw and may be propered                                      &#170;
&#170;   - Audio that is 120ms or more out of sync or drifts more than 120ms       &#170;
&#170;     between any two points (e.g. needing -80 at one and +40 at another) is  &#170;
&#170;     considered to be technically flawed and may be propered                 &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Framerate:                                                                 &#170;
&#170;   - Framerate must be constant. Variable framerate is banned.               &#170;
&#170;   - IVTC or deinterlacing must be applied as needed                         &#170;
&#170;   - 50/60fps video may be released at 50/60fps or 25/30fps. Releasing true  &#170;
&#170;     25/30fps video at 50/60 is considered a technical flaw.                 &#170;
&#170;   - In rare cases, 25/50Hz sources should be IVTC&#39;d to 24 or 30 fps.        &#170;
&#170;   - In rare cases, 30/60Hz sources should be IVTC&#39;d to 25fps.               &#170;
&#170;     Failure to apply IVTC when needed is a technical flaw.                  &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Codec:                                                                     &#170;
&#170;   - Video codec must be H264 encoded with 8-bit depth x264.                 &#170;
&#170;   - You will have 30 days from latest  x264  rev date to update in order to &#170;
&#170;     maintain all bug fixes and improvements in the x264 encoder.            &#170;
&#170;   - Stripping or falsifying encode information in the file header is banned &#170;
&#170;   - Custom Matrices are allowed                                             &#170;
&#170;   - Encoded colorspace must be 4:2:0 (default).                             &#170;
&#170;   - Deblocking  must  be  used;  values are at the discretion of the group. &#170;
&#170;     (default is enabled, 0:0 settings)                                      &#170;
&#170;   - No setting can go below what is specified by --preset slow.             &#170;
&#170;   - Keyframe  interval  (--keyint) must be at least 200 and at most 300. It &#170;
&#170;     is  recommended  to  be  10*framerate  (film=240,  PAL=250,  NTSC=300). &#170;
&#170;   - Minkeyint must be 30 or less                                            &#170;
&#170;   - Colormatrix must be set to source specification. If not specified by    &#170;
&#170;     source, bt709 must be used for sources with resolution greater than or  &#170;
&#170;     equal to 1280x720 (e.g. HDTV and some PDTV) and sources with lower      &#170;
&#170;     resolutions use &#39;undef&#39; (default).                                      &#170;
&#170;   - Constant Rate Factor (--crf) must be as follows:                        &#170;
&#170;     +---------------------------------------------------------------------+ &#170;
&#170;     &#170; Compressibility &#170;  CRF  &#170; General Examples                          &#170; &#170;
&#170;     +-----------------+-------+-------------------------------------------&#170; &#170;
&#170;     &#170; High            &#170; 19-20 &#170; Scripted, Talk Shows, Poker, Animation    &#170; &#170;
&#170;     &#170; Medium          &#170; 21-22 &#170; Documentary, Reality, Variety             &#170; &#170;
&#170;     &#170; Low             &#170; 23-24 &#170; Sports, Awards, Live Events, Competitive- &#170; &#170;
&#170;     &#170;                 &#170;       &#170; Reality                                   &#170; &#170;
&#170;     +---------------------------------------------------------------------+ &#170;
&#170;   - x264 parameters shall not vary within a release                         &#170;
&#170;   - Zones (--zones) are forbidden.                                          &#170;
&#170;   - Any deviation in CRF from given examples must be specifically justified &#170;
&#170;     in the NFO. Use discretion when deviating CRF by matching the           &#170;
&#170;     compressibility of the show to a corresponding CRF value. CRF values    &#170;
&#170;     below 19 and above 24 are never permitted.                              &#170;
&#170;   - As a general suggestion, average video bitrate in excess of 1500kb/s    &#170;
&#170;     is a sign that a higher CRF value should be chosen, when possible       &#170;
&#170;   - Allowed parameters for --tune (optional) are film/grain/animation       &#170;
&#170;   - Level 3.1 must be respected.                                            &#170;
&#170;   - Suggested command line:                                                 &#170;
&#170;     x264.exe --crf ## --preset slow --level 3.1 --colormatrix bt709 -o      &#170;
&#170;     out.h264 in.avs                                                         &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;   Container:                                                                &#170;
&#170;   - Container must be MP4.                                                  &#170;
&#170;   - MP4Box is the recommended muxer.                                        &#170;
&#170;   - Support for file streaming and playing from rars is strongly encouraged.&#170;
&#170;     Both features are supported with MP4Box.                                &#170;
&#170;   - Custom muxing tools are permitted; however, output must be compatible   &#170;
&#170;     with standard demuxers to the same extent that files created with       &#170;
&#170;     MP4Box are.                                                             &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Source Naming:                                                             &#170;
&#170;   - Valid source names are HDTV, AHDTV, PDTV, and DSR.                      &#170;
&#170;   - WS and FS tags are banned.                                              &#170;
&#170;   - Source Definitons:                                                      &#170;
&#170;     - 720p/1080i/1080p shall be tagged HDTV or AHDTV (depending on capture  &#170;
&#170;       method). In the case of upscaled content airing on HD channel, use    &#170;
&#170;       PDTV tag.                                                             &#170;
&#170;     - 576i/576p shall be tagged PDTV.                                       &#170;
&#170;     - 480i shall be tagged DSR.                                             &#170;
&#170;   - HD video taken from the decoded HD output of a set-top box (e.g.        &#170;
&#170;     component, DVI, HDMI) must be tagged in dirname as AHDTV. Decoded       &#170;
&#170;     output of PDTV or DSR sources is banned. Releases taken from a natively &#170;
&#170;     recorded transport stream shall be tagged as HDTV, PDTV, or DSR.        &#170;
&#170;     - AHDTV captures must be done at the native format of the channel, e.g. &#170;
&#170;       720p or 1080i.                                                        &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Resolution:                                                                &#170;
&#170;   - HDTV and PDTV sources with greater than 720px horizontal resolution     &#170;
&#170;     must be cropped as needed and resized to 720px width and mod2 height to &#170;
&#170;     maintain proper AR.                                                     &#170;
&#170;   - PDTV sources with horizontal source resolution of 720-704px after crop  &#170;
&#170;     must be cropped as needed and only height shall be resized to maintain  &#170;
&#170;     proper AR using mod2. Upscaling/downscaling width is forbidden.         &#170;
&#170;   - PDTV sources with horizontal source resolution of less than 704px after &#170;
&#170;     crop must be cropped as needed and resized to fit within 704x528 while  &#170;
&#170;     maintaining the proper AR using mod2. Largest possible resolution must  &#170;
&#170;     be used without upscaling in more than one dimension.                   &#170;
&#170;   - DSR and any fullscreen source with greater than or equal to 640px       &#170;
&#170;     horizontal resolution after crop must be cropped as needed and resized  &#170;
&#170;     to 640px width and mod2 height to maintain proper AR.                   &#170;
&#170;   - DSR sources with less than 640px horizontal resolution after crop must  &#170;
&#170;     be cropped as needed and resized to fit within 640x480 while maintaining&#170;
&#170;     the proper AR using mod2. Largest possible resolution must be used      &#170;
&#170;     without upscaling in more than one dimension.                           &#170;
&#170;   - When cropping, remove everything that is not actual picture, including  &#170;
&#170;     black or other colored borders, duplicate lines, and full-time tickers. &#170;
&#170;     Removing or retaining fading edges is at capper&#39;s discretion and shall  &#170;
&#170;     not be considered undercropped or overcropped.                          &#170;
&#170;   - In the case of varying crops, crop to the most common frame size (e.g.  &#170;
&#170;     pitch/primary view in sports).                                          &#170;
&#170;   - Actual picture area may be over- or under-cropped by 1px maximum per    &#170;
&#170;     side. More than 1px on any side is considered a technical flaw.         &#170;
&#170;   - Encoded Video resolution must be within 2% of the original aspect ratio &#170;
&#170;     To calculate AR error (%): (Original AR - Release AR)/Original AR * 100 &#170;
&#170;     OAR = (SourceWidth-CropLeft-CropRight)/(SourceHeight-CropTop-CropBottom)&#170;
&#170;     Release AR  = EncodedWidth / EncodedHeight                              &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Subs:                                                                      &#170;
&#170;   - Optional, but encouraged                                                &#170;
&#170;   - Text based format is preferred (e.g. SubRip, SubStation Alpha, etc).    &#170;
&#170;   - Subtitles must be muxed into the MP4. &#34;Subs&#34; directories are forbidden. &#170;
&#170;   - Burned subtitles will only be allowed when the source exhibits such     &#170;
&#170;     subtitles in the picture itself                                         &#170;
&#170;   - Subtitles cannot be used as a basis for a dupe                          &#170;
&#170;   - Group marks in subtitles are banned                                     &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Packaging:                                                                 &#170;
&#170;   - Releases must be packed in RAR file format.                             &#170;
&#170;   - Rars may be in 15, 20, or multiples of 50 MB. 15 and 20 MB sizes must   &#170;
&#170;     contain 1-101 files. Multiples of 50 MB must contain 10-101 files.      &#170;
&#170;     1MB = 1,000,000 bytes.                                                  &#170;
&#170;   - Multi-episode  releases  with no clear delineation such as credits must &#170;
&#170;     not be split                                                            &#170;
&#170;   - RAR compression must not be used                                        &#170;
&#170;   - Recovery and MD5 record are optional                                    &#170;
&#170;   - Encryption or password protection is forbidden                          &#170;
&#170;   - Must have SFV and NFO                                                   &#170;
&#170;   - RAR, SFV, and sample files must have unique, lowercase filenames with   &#170;
&#170;     the group tag.                                                          &#170;
&#170;   - Missing SFV or RAR(s) on all sites is considered a technical flaw.      &#170;
&#170;     Corrupt RARs (errors on extraction) are considered technical flaws.     &#170;
&#170;     SFVFix and RARFix are not permitted. Uploading a missing SFV or RAR to  &#170;
&#170;     all presites after pre is not permitted. Release REPACK.                &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Credits/Previously On:                                                     &#170;
&#170;   - Previously on footage is optional, but suggested to be included         &#170;
&#170;   - Full end credits must be included if they contain show content or       &#170;
&#170;     outtakes/bloopers. End credits are optional and suggested if they are   &#170;
&#170;     clean, and purely optional in other cases.                              &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Samples:                                                                   &#170;
&#170;   - Required                                                                &#170;
&#170;   - 50-70 seconds in length and  in  a  separate  folder  marked  as Sample &#170;
&#170;   - Must be taken from the episode, not encoded separately                  &#170;
&#170;   - Stream samples are recommended for any questionable issue with the      &#170;
&#170;     source, e.g. no IVTC possible                                           &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Propers:                                                                   &#170;
&#170;   - Propers are only permitted in the case of a technical flaw in the       &#170;
&#170;     original release (e.g. Bad IVTC, Interlacing, missing footage, bad crop,&#170;
&#170;     commercials, bad x264 settings used, bad source, etc.)                  &#170;
&#170;   - Scrolling or other alert messages added by a station (e.g. weather,     &#170;
&#170;     Amber alerts) must be at least 30 seconds in length in order to         &#170;
&#170;     nuke/proper                                                             &#170;
&#170;   - Drops with missing footage but no missing dialog must be at least 2     &#170;
&#170;     seconds long in any one instance to be considered a technical flaw      &#170;
&#170;   - Proper reason must be clearly stated in nfo, including timecodes and    &#170;
&#170;     extent of the flaw when appropriate                                     &#170;
&#170;   - Sample of propered release is encouraged                                &#170;
&#170;   - Qualitative propers are not allowed                                     &#170;
&#170;   - Flaws (such as drops) present in any optional content are not a flaw    &#170;
&#170;     and shall not be nuked or propered.                                     &#170;
&#170;   - Propers based upon the rules set forth here are allowed only on         &#170;
&#170;     releases that come after this document goes into effect                 &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Internals:                                                                 &#170;
&#170;   - Internals are allowed to be pred for any reason, including releases     &#170;
&#170;     with technical flaws or those done with alternate codecs, containers,   &#170;
&#170;     or settings for experimental purposes                                   &#170;
&#170;   - Any severe technical flaws or deviations must be mentioned in the NFO   &#170;
&#170;   - With the exception of the following rule, internal releases may only be &#170;
&#170;     nuked for severe technical flaws or deviations that are not mentioned   &#170;
&#170;     in the NFO                                                              &#170;
&#170;   - Using  DIRFIX.iNTERNAL to avoid a dupe nuke is banned, and such         &#170;
&#170;     dirfixes shall be nuked fix.for.nuke                                    &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Directory Naming:                                                          &#170;
&#170;   - Show.Name.SXXEXX.Episode.Title.HDTV.x264-GROUP                          &#170;
&#170;   - Show.Name.YYYY.MM.DD.Guest.Name.HDTV.x264-GROUP for daily or other      &#170;
&#170;     dated shows                                                             &#170;
&#170;   - Episode title and guest name are optional                               &#170;
&#170;   - Show.Name.PartXX.HDTV.x264-GROUP for miniseries                         &#170;
&#170;   - ALL others are FORBIDDEN. (e.g 0x00 000 EXX.EP.TITLE PART.VI)           &#170;
&#170;     Sport:                                                                  &#170;
&#170;     - League.YYYY.MM.DD.Event.EXTRA.TAGS.HDTV.x264-GROUP                    &#170;
&#170;     - Competition.YYYY-MM.Event.EXTRA.TAGS.HDTV.x264-GROUP                  &#170;
&#170;     Using just the year is only permitted if the event is once per year     &#170;
&#170;     (e.g. a WWE PPV). In the case of leagues which have seasons that span   &#170;
&#170;     multiple years, it is permissible to tag the release with just the years&#170;
&#170;     of the season. Inclusion of MM and DD is mandatory for all constantly   &#170;
&#170;     running shows (e.g. WWE).                                               &#170;
&#170;     If there is no league, the sport needs to be used instead               &#170;
&#170;     The following are some examples of correct directory names:             &#170;
&#170;     - EPL.2010.01.01.Manchester.United.vs.Arsenal.HDTV.x264-GROUP           &#170;
&#170;     - TNA.Impact.2010.03.02.HDTV.x264-GROUP                                 &#170;
&#170;     - WWE.WrestleMania.2010.PPV.HDTV.x264-GROUP                             &#170;
&#170;     - Tennis.US.Open.2011.Final.Player1.vs.Player2.HDTV.x264-GROUP          &#170;
&#170;   - Different  shows  that have the same title in different countries (e.g. &#170;
&#170;     The Marriage Ref) must have the ISO 3166-1 alpha 2 country code in the  &#170;
&#170;     directory name, except for UK shows (e.g. The.Marriage.Ref.UK not       &#170;
&#170;     The.Marriage.Ref.GB). ISO country code is not needed for the original   &#170;
&#170;     show (e.g. The.Marriage.Ref.US is forbidden).                           &#170;
&#170;   - Different shows with the same name in the same country produced in      &#170;
&#170;     different years must have the year of the first season in the directory &#170;
&#170;     name, e.g. Human.Target.2010 and Doctor.Who.2005. Year is not needed    &#170;
&#170;     for the first show with a particular name.                              &#170;
&#170;   - Channel name (e.g. National.Geographic, History.Channel) shall not be   &#170;
&#170;     tagged on any normal series starting after this ruleset&#39;s effective     &#170;
&#170;     date. Miniseries and single-episode docus may optionally be tagged with &#170;
&#170;     the channel name.                                                       &#170;
&#170;   - The use of audio format tags such as AAC, and AAC.x.x is FORBIDDEN      &#170;
&#170;   - READ.NFO tag is allowed; however, discretion is recommended             &#170;
&#170;   - PROPER.READ.NFO is NOT allowed. The NFO is REQUIRED to have a reason;   &#170;
&#170;     therefore, the tag is redundant.                                        &#170;
&#170;   - All repacks and rerips must include detailed reason as to why it&#39;s      &#170;
&#170;     being repacked or reripped in the nfo.                                  &#170;
&#170;   - Other  permitted  tags are: PROPER, REPACK, RERIP, REAL, UNCUT, DUBBED, &#170;
&#170;     SUBBED, iNTERNAL, OAR, PPV, CONVERT, NATiVE                             &#170;
&#170;   - Acceptable  characters  in  naming  a  directory  include (NO spaces or &#170;
&#170;     double dots - single dots ONLY):                                        &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;       ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ                                            &#170;
&#170;       abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz                                            &#170;
&#170;       0123456789._-                                                         &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;  Nukes:                                                                     &#170;
&#170;   Releases must be nuked for any of the following reasons:                  &#170;
&#170;   - Any valid proper listed in the propers section                          &#170;
&#170;   - Missing nfo, or missing Sample                                          &#170;
&#170;   - Invalid directory naming format                                         &#170;
&#170;   - Mislabeled  directory  that  could  prevent  finding  the  release in a &#170;
&#170;     dupecheck,  including  incorrect season/episode/date or incorrect title &#170;
&#170;   - Dupe                                                                    &#170;
&#170;   - Releases may not be propered for bad tagging or missing nfo/sample      &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;   Fixes:                                                                    &#170;
&#170;   - The  following  fixes are  allowed: NFOFIX, SAMPLEFIX, DIRFIX, SYNCFIX, &#170;
&#170;     PROOFFIX.                                                               &#170;
&#170;   - DIRFIX requires NFO and NFO must state which release is being fixed     &#170;
&#170;   - The original release shall be unnuked when a valid fix is released      &#170;
&#170;   - A proper may not be released for an issue that was fixed, unless the    &#170;
&#170;     fix does not completely correct the issue                               &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
&#170;             The SD x264 TV Releasing Standards 2012 (2012-04-01)            &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
&#170;                        +--------[ GROUPS ]--------+                         &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
&#170;              TVx2642012 rules created by the following groups:              &#170;
&#170;              -------------------------------------------------              &#170;
&#170;                 aAF ASAP BAJSKORV BARGE C4TV COMPULSiON D2V                 &#170;
&#170;                  DiVERGE FTP FUtV KYR LMAO LOL MOMENTUM OTV                 &#170;
&#170;                  RiVER SYS TASTETV TLA TRANSiENCE W4F YesTV                 &#170;
&#170;                                                                             &#170;
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
   +----\           Thanks to the x264 developers for their           /----+
    +----\            assistance in determining the best             /----+
     +----\                 mix of encode settings.                 /----+</pre>
</body>
</html>