Not true, h.265 cuts bitrates by 1/3 to 3/4, even at SD sizes .
It's a shame nobody's doing anything with fractal codecs, or even wavelets. Still, I guess H.264/VP9 isn't so bad, compared to audio being stuck with '90s-era MP3 or images with '80s-era JPEG.
Jayden Williams
Not true, h.265 cuts bitrates by 1/3 to 3/4, even at SD sizes .
It's a shame nobody's doing anything with fractal codecs, or even wavelets. Still, I guess H.264/VP9 isn't so bad, compared to audio being stuck with '90s-era MP3 or images with '80s-era JPEG.
Nicholas Lee
It also cuts gain/detail. If you want transparency without UHD, x264 is still the same or equal.
Julian Carter
With a clusterfuck of big media companies behind it, they're probably too busy quarrelling about how to encumber the standard with DRM to actually finish the it.
Tyler Ramirez
We heard you the first time
Wyatt Morgan
x265 > VP9 > x264 > VP8
Josiah Robinson
But that's only for relatively low bitrates. And both VP9 and x265 have a shit compression:complexity ratio compared to x264.