We have a question from a YesLaw video synch software user. “Last week a court reporter asked about timestamps and I told her that either way was fine. But is there a preferred condition? She’s a stickler…” Let’s start with background.…
YesLaw answers a user question about picture resolution for the Online experience. YesLaw Online creates multiple files in two formats Flash for PC users and H.264 for Apple users. These formats are also created at various bit-rates to match the connection speed…
A guest blog from Eber Legarreta of YesVideo consumer services addresses the issue of Blu-ray. With the recent discontinuation of the Sony VRD-MC6 and VRD-MC10 DVD recorders and a move by Sony to a Blu-ray recorder, VBD-MA1, we thought this article may be…
Q: Something I have been confused about the last couple years is the audio sampling rate some are recommending. If you choose any standard MPEG-1 template, the default is 44,100khz. I know the default for recording DVD’s is 48khz. Does…
Q: What is the meaning of “GOP” and what is the significance for legal video? A: An MPEG “GOP,” or, “Group Of Pictures,” refers to the group of frames starting with an “I” Frame and going to but not including…
Q: I see PCM and LPCM as a selection for the audio in digital files. Should I use those settings for the digitizing of depositions? A: PCM and LPCM are acceptable for delivery but have a real drawback due to…
John Asks: So why does VBR cause so many problems with regard to the accuracy of playback when creating depo clips? One issue with variable bit rate is the ability to determine the location by the application. Typically when a…
