![]() Here is a still from the test video that I used to test compression settings. So it was very exciting to see that H.265 was coming to the professional, non-engineering market. ![]() And, when it comes to professional media, Adobe out-ranks all these companies. However, all these products required frequent updates to support the evolving standard. In the interim, beta products arose to support H.265 playback from companies like: ( From the website)įirst standardized in January, 2013, HEVC has taken almost three years to become real. Playing H.265 files can be tricky, a powerful H.265 video player is required which not only plays the specific H.265/HEVC video file but is also compatible with your operating system. ![]() HEVC encoders can trade off computational complexity, compression rate, robustness to errors, etc. Higher efficiency usually comes with complexity that is why H.265 codec is far more difficult to play than H.264. H.265/HEVC is a cutting-edge, high-efficiency video codec that is particularly useful for streaming 4K/8K video. 2015 update to Adobe Media Encoder is its support for H.265, also known as HEVC, short for High Efficiency Video Coding, compression. Let me say up-front that this story has a beginning and a middle, but no ending, yet.
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