HEVC/H.265
HEVC, or H.265, is the standards-based, next-generation codec
successor to H.264, and is designed for encoding (converting) and
decoding (playing) video streams that can be stored and delivered
more efficiently and economically. HEVC can deliver the same visual
quality as H.264 with about half the bitrate. Additionally, HEVC can
encode resolutions up to 8K at frame rates as high as 300 fps. This
means consumers will get more video at higher quality without
killing bandwidth or hard disk space.
By extending this technology to the DivX® ecosystem, both content
distributors and CE manufacturers will be able to benefit from this
superior video compression. With over 1 billion software downloads
and 1 billion DivX Certified® devices, the ecosystem capabilities
include consumer and professional content creation, protected
content delivery, and a certification program that ensures your
DivX HEVC videos will play on your DivX HEVC devices.
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