Merge pull request #109292 from Juliako/patch-18

Update encoding-concept.md

Author: PRMerger18

articles/media-services/latest/encoding-concept.md

@@ -40,11 +40,11 @@ This topic gives you guidance on how to encode your content with Media Services
 
 To encode with Media Services v3, you need to create a [Transform](https://docs.microsoft.com/rest/api/media/transforms) and a [Job](https://docs.microsoft.com/rest/api/media/jobs). The transform defines a recipe for your encoding settings and outputs; the job is an instance of the recipe. For more information, see [Transforms and Jobs](transforms-jobs-concept.md).
 
-When encoding with Media Services, you use presets to tell the encoder how the input media files should be processed. For example, you can specify the video resolution and/or the number of audio channels you want in the encoded content.
+When encoding with Media Services, you use presets to tell the encoder how the input media files should be processed. In Media Services v3, you use Standard Encoder to encode your files. For example, you can specify the video resolution and/or the number of audio channels you want in the encoded content.
 
 You can get started quickly with one of the recommended built-in presets based on industry best practices or you can choose to build a custom preset to target your specific scenario or device requirements. For more information, see [Encode with a custom Transform](customize-encoder-presets-how-to.md).
 
-Starting with January 2019, when encoding with Media Encoder Standard to produce MP4 file(s), a new .mpi file is generated and added to the output Asset. This MPI file is intended to improve performance for [dynamic packaging](dynamic-packaging-overview.md) and streaming scenarios.
+Starting with January 2019, when encoding with the Standard  Encoder to produce MP4 file(s), a new .mpi file is generated and added to the output Asset. This MPI file is intended to improve performance for [dynamic packaging](dynamic-packaging-overview.md) and streaming scenarios.
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > You shouldn't modify or remove the MPI file, or take any dependency in your service on the existence (or not) of such a file.