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Great article on future video encoding- HEVC/H.265
Here is a great read, discussing where the future video encoders are heading. Also include some brief talk about bitrates and CPU utilization. Taken from my favorite computer hardware site, Tom’s Hardware: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/x265-hevc-encoder,3565.html
Dave
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You seem to have a knack for discovering future tech Dave….lol
Steve Rhoden
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Using x264 as their starting base to build the H.265 encoder seems to be a key to their possible success.
Of course due to it being GPL like x264, keeps Sony from including such an encoder directly in Vegas. It would be nice to use x264 directly from Vegas.
Of course if Sony published an encoder plug-in spec then someone(like m e) could write a wrapper for x264.
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Discovering it is the easy part. Coming up with the money to acquire it is a whole different story!
To be honest, I just read a few tech-oriented sites (since i’m into system hardware) and share info that might benefit those in the video editing community.
Dave
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“Coming up with the money to acquire it is a whole different story!”
You are so right about that. Tons of stuff out there right now
that i can only dream of buying them…lolSteve Rhoden
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Film Editor & Compositor.
Filmex Creative Media.
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Thx for your aticle .H.265/HEVC is still very young and undeveloped. And many NLEs can’t support this codec. Looking forward the update soon.
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