Video encoding is a very important step for content producers and resellers because it is the number one factor in determining quality and method of delivery. The term 'encoding' is also known as 'conversion' or 'converting,' all of which have the same meaning. Below you will find a list of common answers about this process and our services to help streamline this workflow for online businesses.

The primary method for encoding is to convert a video that is either on various professional formats such as DigiBeta, DVCam, DVC, DV, or DVD into a video format that is suitable for either the Internet or Mobile platforms. Encoding is a very fine tuned process that will make or break the final output of the video. Consumer encoding methods allow a quick and suitable end-solution for immediate delivery, but lack professional conversion techniques that retain optimal quality with a small file size.

digiWeb Encoding has an in house encoding system that handles massive amounts of video and encodes them at a much faster rate than a consumer based method. Our company developed a proprietary software system that automates our workflow to deliver consistency every time and on time.

There are currently five top formats to consider when encoding your video format: DIVX, Flash, Quicktime, Real Media, and Windows Media. Which do you choose? Why choose Divx versus Flash? For a content producer, this is typically a step that they would just rather not want to worry about. The key goal for most producers is to deliver a very high quality video to the majority of the Internet viewers. But there still are options, even with this to decide: Do you want your content protected? Can users downloaod or would you rather have a video stream only viewable through a browser like Internet Explorer or Firefox? Are you familiar with Microsft Silverlight? Do you want to give the customer multiple video formats, just incase they can't view a specific type?

Our company walks you through the experience at ease. We create custom profiles and setup client templates to view their choice of video formats before receiving the finished product. Our encoding system delivers any video size or cropping and can reduce incompatibility issues by encoding in any format neccessary.

One of the benefits of the Internet is that there is a central method of delivery. Videos can be exchanged either electronically or through a carrier service such as FEDEX, UPS, or USPS. All of your data is backed up on both our on and off site server systems until your videos reach their final destination.

Contact our sales department. We'd be happy to walk you through every step to ensure a satisfactory experience. Customer Service is a number one priority for digiWeb and we are a relationship based company.