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14th Feb 2012, 12:33 AM #1OPMemberWebsite's:
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The H.265 codec brings Ultra HDTV resolution in 2013
By Alfonso Maruccia
Just got a new, shiny 50? Full HD (1080p) TV set for your home video needs? Prepare to purchase something newer, shinier and with a much, much higher resolution soon. The Joint Collaborative Team on Video Coding reached a new milestone for the H.265 video codec during the past week, and is about to unleash the new ?monster? video standard within the next year.
The H.265 video codec, also known as High Efficiency Video Coding or HEVC, is being designed to replace the current H.264 standard used for high definition and Full HD (1920x1080) video encoding and decoding. The Joint Collaborative Team, a collaboration effort between the MPEG Expert Group and ITU-T, has just achieved a ?committee draft? in a meeting in San Jose.
The new video standard is expected to provide a huge difference in data transmission and streaming efficiency compared to the previous one, with one of the speakers present at the meeting suggesting a 67% improvement.
H.265 will be designed to support new, still to be created video delivery and streaming technologies from day one, including devices working at 4K and Ultra HDTV (also known as 8K or 4320p) resolutions. Just to put things in perspective, the Ultra HDTV definition contains about 16 times the amount of pixels present in a 1080p video stream.
Before appearing on the market as a proper video standard, H.265 will have to achieve two more milestones: the draft international standard meeting is expected to be held within six months from now and the final standard ratification should arrive in January 2013.ShareShiz Reviewed by ShareShiz on . The H.265 codec brings Ultra HDTV resolution in 2013 The H.265 codec brings Ultra HDTV resolution in 2013 By Alfonso Maruccia Rating: 5KWWH has turned gay. I will not return until Phamous is demoted.
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14th Feb 2012, 12:35 AM #2Respected Member
4320p, mother of god
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14th Feb 2012, 12:39 AM #3Banned
japan?already has it....
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14th Feb 2012, 12:42 AM #4MemberWebsite's:
sexybabess.infoSo this will make Blue Rays looks small movies will now be 35gb to 50gb LOL
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14th Feb 2012, 01:05 PM #5Member
The Hobbits is already filmed in 5k, that's why i like Peter Jackson he's always prepared to the future, as he filmed some of LOTR scenes in 3D.
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