Upon completion of this course you should be able to:
Course Prerequisites:
None
Students are expected to have a working knowledge of:
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1. Introduction to Media Converter
1.1 Tasks
1.2 Smart Folder
1.3 Log
2. Selecting a Video File for Conversion
3. Settings
4. Notes
Media Converter uses the quickest and most simple method to allow you to execute file conversions tasks in the background. With Media Converter, you don't need to worry about video formats not being supported when playing videos over a Web browser or with your phone/tablet.
The exclusive built-in Hyper-Transcoding technology was expertly crafted by ASUSTOR. This technology utilizes the CPU hardware acceleration function to make video file conversions faster and simpler than ever before. Using Hyper-Transcoding to convert video files can reduce the normal conversion time by at least 10 times.
Current models supporting hardware acceleration: AS11/AS11TL, AS33/AS33 v2, AS31/32, AS50/51, AS52/53, AS54, AS61/62, AS63/64, AS66, AS67, AS67 v2, AS70, FS67
1.1 Task
Here, we will demonstrate how to add a conversion task.
STEP 1
STEP 2
Here, you can configure a Smart Folder. When new videos are added to the Smart Folder, the NAS will automatically convert them.
In the example below, we will demonstrate the process of configuring a Smart Folder.
STEP 3
Here you can view the event log for conversion tasks. Selecting the failed icon for a failed converting task will allow you to view information about why the task failed. Clicking on the column to the left allows you to connect to Media Explorer, conveniently allowing you to view converted files or to check if they need to be re-converted.
In this example we will select a video file via Media Explorer and then execute a file conversion for it.
Here you can configure detailed settings for Media Converter. The settings found here include:
Smart Converting
Converting Task Scheduling
Location to save converted files to
Note: