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High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC)
HEVC , Also known as H.265, this new video codec will compress video files to half the size possible using the most-efficient current encoding format, MPEG-4, aka H.264 (used on Blu-ray discs and some satellite TV broadcasts).
HEVC is twice as efficient as MPEG-4/H.264, and experiences only a minimal loss in quality. As a result, current content will need only half the data to stream over Netflix, and it will become viable to stream 4K content. (Netflix recommends a 15 Mbps or better broadbandconnectionfor streaming 4K.)

Simply, The Best Quality In Less Data ...
 
SarfaRaZ said:
4K Technology :)

HEVC is not 4K technology bro. Its a new method of compression. till date we are getting compressed videos on x264 codec and HEVC is x265 codec. Its the newest one.

For example, if u download movies from internet we can see "x264" tag with the movie name. most of the sites maintain this. or else you can see from video properties.
Nd now a days we can download movies in x265 codecs also. nt all websites are giving in x265. As of now only VLC Player, KM Player and MX Player can play x265 movies.
The great advantage of x265 or HEVC compression is its less space.

Consider a 720p Movie. Assume,
in x264 codec it would be having 1.2 GB
in x265 codec it would only be having around 800-900MB

less space compared to x264. That's the greatest advantage of HEVC
 
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