Encoding Services Sample Clauses

The Encoding Services clause defines the scope and terms under which one party provides encoding services to another, typically involving the conversion of media content into specific digital formats. This clause outlines the technical standards, delivery timelines, and quality requirements for the encoding process, and may specify the types of files, codecs, or platforms involved. Its core practical function is to ensure that both parties have a clear understanding of the expectations and deliverables related to encoding, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring compatibility with intended distribution channels.
Encoding Services. To the extent Angel Audio performs any encoding services on behalf of Customer, Customer shall be responsible for shipping compact discs ("CDs") and any videos to Angel Audio and any associated shipping and insurance costs for any CDs and videos that Angel Audio encodes on behalf of Customer. Customer shall send to Angel Audio one copy of each CD, video and any related metadata to be included with the encoded music track. With the exception of artist's name, composer, album title, song title and copyright information, any additional metadata (such as lyrics, notes, artwork, etc.) chosen to be included with audio and video files must be submitted in electronic format and accompany the CD or video at tine of submission. Customer must also designate the initial prices for each song and/or album to be made available for sale, as required in Exhibit A at the tine the CDs are submitted to Angel Audio. Videos provided to Angel Audio shall be exhibited on Angel Audio's site to viewers free of charge. Angel Audio shall encode Customer's music as prescribed ii the services order form and upload the music to Angel Audio's website, and to the Liquid Music Distribution center. Customer agrees to test all music encoded by Angel Audio for quality and accuracy and shall communicate any exceptions or corrections to Angel Audio in writing within live days of the date the encoded music is uploaded and Customer is notified by Angel Audio. Angel Audio shall retain CDs for purposes of maintenance and backup.
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Encoding Services. It is acknowledged that as of the Effective Date CSB encodes its VOD Titles itself “in-house”. In the event that CSB decides to outsource some or all of its encoding/transcoding work in the future, it may, in its sole election, use TVN; or a Third Party Encoder in accordance with Section 3.4, provided that such Third Party Encoder is able to meet the Operational Requirements.
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Encoding Services. Should CSB require encoding services in the future, TVN provides encoding services as follows: 5.2.1 For [***]. 5.2.2 For [***]. 5.2.3 For [***]. For any [***]; provided that TVN will support applicable Operator encoding rate requirements which may differ from this rate, provided that any such alternative rates are (i) agreed to in writing between CSB and the applicable Operator and (ii) communicated by CSB to TVN prior to TVN performing encoding; provided further that TVN shall not be required to encode [***] VOD Programs at more than [***] encoding rates across the CSB VOD Titles in any given [***] (for example, [***], TVN will not be required to accommodate CSB’s request to encode at any additional [***] encoding rates in that [***]). CSB shall be responsible for ensuring that any alternative [***] encoding rate complies with the requirements of each applicable Authorized System. 5.2.4 For other VOD encoding specifications, the Parties will negotiate in good faith the terms under which TVN may provide such other encoding services.
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