A beta encoder is a type of video encoding or compression technique that typically uses advanced algorithms to reduce the size of video files while maintaining quality. While the term "beta encoder" is not widely recognized as a standardized term in the field of video encoding, it might refer to a specific implementation of a beta version of an encoding software or algorithm that is still in the testing phase. Generally, video encoders use various methods such as motion compensation, quantization, and entropy coding to compress video files.

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