An encoder is a device or software used to convert video or audio from one format to another, often for digital transmission or storage. In broadcasting and streaming, encoders are used to compress and convert raw video or audio signals into a format suitable for distribution, such as streaming over the Internet. They help reduce file sizes while maintaining content quality. Encoders are commonly used in live streaming, video conferencing, and media production to ensure content can be easily transmitted or saved in widely used video formats like MP4.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „encoder” po angielsku

Download Mobile App