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|valid=Choose between: 0 or 1
 
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|shortdesc=This parameter is for video recording with H263 and H263-1998 video codec. Whenever video/audio out-of-sync happens in recorded files, enabling this parameter may solve the issue. By default the MCP uses an inherent property available in each H263 video sample called Temporal Reference to determine timing between each video sample in a recording session. Video/audio out-of-sync in recorded files, however, may occur if the Temporal References in the video frames are incorrect. Setting this parameter to Enable will allow the MCP to correct Temporal Reference and try to synchronize video and audio during recording sessions. Setting this parameter to Disable will keep the Temporal Reference intact.
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|shortdesc=This parameter is for video recording with H263 and H263-1998 video codec. Whenever
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video/audio out-of-sync happens in recorded files, enabling this parameter may solve
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the issue. By default the MCP uses an
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inherent property available in each H263 video sample called Temporal Reference to
 +
determine timing between each video sample in a recording session. Video/audio
 +
out-of-sync in recorded files, however, may occur if the Temporal References in the
 +
video frames are incorrect. Setting this parameter to Enable will allow the MCP
 +
to correct Temporal Reference and try to synchronize video and audio during
 +
recording sessions. Setting this parameter to Disable will keep the Temporal Reference intact.
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Published Option

mediamgr.h263overrideTR

Default Value: 1
Valid Values: Choose between: 0 or 1
Changes Take Effect: At start/restart


This parameter is for video recording with H263 and H263-1998 video codec. Whenever video/audio out-of-sync happens in recorded files, enabling this parameter may solve the issue. By default the MCP uses an inherent property available in each H263 video sample called Temporal Reference to determine timing between each video sample in a recording session. Video/audio out-of-sync in recorded files, however, may occur if the Temporal References in the video frames are incorrect. Setting this parameter to Enable will allow the MCP to correct Temporal Reference and try to synchronize video and audio during recording sessions. Setting this parameter to Disable will keep the Temporal Reference intact.

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