All newer Apple devices like the iPhone and iPad use HEVC to record video, and some Android devices, like the Pixel phones from Google, do as well. More cellphone manufacturers are adding support for HEVC, too. RELATED: What Is HEVC H.265 Video, and Why Is It So Important for 4K Movies? As an example, HEVC is used to compress the enormous files used in the movie editing process into something that can easily fit on a single Blu-Ray disk. It is useful for other things besides streaming services, though. They're are becoming better and better and we will have more and more customers, who will bring us footage to edit.HEVC is a compression algorithm - it takes large, uncompressed (or minimally compressed) video files and makes them much smaller with only a slight decrease in quality.Ĭompressing video files enables streaming services like Netflix or Hulu to send you video without completely bogging down your internet connection or blowing through your data cap. If anyone thinks that DSLRs and mirrorlesses are to simply toys to be neglected. Cameras manufacturers will adopt the standard as well. Apple and Microsoft are part of the consortium, so is Sony. There will be an evolution there as well. Workstations already have dedicated chips to decode H.265. It will only be a matter of time until this new codec is widely adopted, even because this time, the Media Coding Industry Fotum is set to promote the licencing, to avoid what happened with H.265.īesides if we look at the codec timeline (not AMC's ) we have:Īs far as the processing power, I believe it not to be a concern.
The Fraunhoffer Institute just announced the new Versatile Video Coding Standard H.266/VVC. With the need to work with higher resolutions, frame rates, color sampling new codecs will arise, even in the RAW flavour.
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