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|valid=Any combination of: SQCIF, QCIF, QVGA, CIF, VGA, 4CIF, SVGA, 720P and custom resolution "WidthxHeight".
 
|valid=Any combination of: SQCIF, QCIF, QVGA, CIF, VGA, 4CIF, SVGA, 720P and custom resolution "WidthxHeight".
 
|takeseffect=At start/restart
 
|takeseffect=At start/restart
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|shortdesc=This parameter specifies the list of H264 encodable resolutions when H264 transcoding is applied. If empty, defaults to "SQCIF QCIF QVGA CIF VGA 4CIF SVGA 720P". ITU-T H264 Recommendation document Table A.6 specifies the list of resolution/frame rate/bit rate limits per level. If the resolution needs to be downscaled because of the level requirement, the resolution closest downward in this list will be selected. Format: <resolution> <resolution> [<resolution> ...] Where <resolution> is <width>x<height> or one of the following keywords - SQCIF - Sub-QCIF resolution (128x96) QCIF - QCIF resolution (176x144) QVGA - QVGA resolution (320x240) CIF - CIF resolution (352x288) VGA - VGA resolution (640x480) 4CIF - 4CIF resolution (704x576) SVGA - SVGA resolution (800x600) 720P - 720P HD resolution (1280x720) When <width>x<height> syntax is used, the resolution must be less than or equal to 720P HD resolution. WARNING: MCP will fail to start if invalid resolution is specified.
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|shortdesc=This parameter specifies the list of H264 encodable resolutions when H264 transcoding is applied. If empty, defaults to "SQCIF QCIF QVGA CIF VGA 4CIF SVGA 720P". ITU-T H264 Recommendation document Table A.6 specifies the list of resolution/frame rate/bit rate limits per level. If the resolution needs to be downscaled because of the level requirement, the resolution closest downward in this list will be selected. Format: <resolution> <resolution> &#91;<resolution> ...] Where <resolution> is <width>x<height> or one of the following keywords - SQCIF - Sub-QCIF resolution (128x96) QCIF - QCIF resolution (176x144) QVGA - QVGA resolution (320x240) CIF - CIF resolution (352x288) VGA - VGA resolution (640x480) 4CIF - 4CIF resolution (704x576) SVGA - SVGA resolution (800x600) 720P - 720P HD resolution (1280x720) When <width>x<height> syntax is used, the resolution must be less than or equal to 720P HD resolution. WARNING: MCP will fail to start if invalid resolution is specified.
 
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videotranscoder.h264.resolutions

Default Value: SQCIF QCIF QVGA CIF VGA 4CIF SVGA 720P
Valid Values: Any combination of: SQCIF, QCIF, QVGA, CIF, VGA, 4CIF, SVGA, 720P and custom resolution "WidthxHeight".
Changes Take Effect: At start/restart


This parameter specifies the list of H264 encodable resolutions when H264 transcoding is applied. If empty, defaults to "SQCIF QCIF QVGA CIF VGA 4CIF SVGA 720P". ITU-T H264 Recommendation document Table A.6 specifies the list of resolution/frame rate/bit rate limits per level. If the resolution needs to be downscaled because of the level requirement, the resolution closest downward in this list will be selected. Format: <resolution> <resolution> [<resolution> ...] Where <resolution> is <width>x<height> or one of the following keywords - SQCIF - Sub-QCIF resolution (128x96) QCIF - QCIF resolution (176x144) QVGA - QVGA resolution (320x240) CIF - CIF resolution (352x288) VGA - VGA resolution (640x480) 4CIF - 4CIF resolution (704x576) SVGA - SVGA resolution (800x600) 720P - 720P HD resolution (1280x720) When <width>x<height> syntax is used, the resolution must be less than or equal to 720P HD resolution. WARNING: MCP will fail to start if invalid resolution is specified.

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