Per Title, per Shot and Adaptive Encoding with IRIS.ANALYST

Different types of video content have different bitrate requirements to reach a high-quality experience for the viewer. While we don’t like to spend too much bitrate, we also like to reach the best possible picture quality. Spatial and temporal complexity are parameters, which will help to define the individual bitrates per title or per shot. Video noise and grain are part of the spatial and temporal signal components of video and as we learned from NETFLIX, can make a 30% difference when it comes to bitrate requirements. We can confirm this 30% bit-rate reduction at Wavelet Beam

IRIS.ANALYST Feature Set:

• Auto-Selecting Video Noise Profiles

• Measuring video resolution without a test target in the video

• Measuring Video Noise Levels on the fly

• Spatial and temporal complexity measurement

• Contrast and Brightness