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Old 09-02-2014, 06:40 PM   #11
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What would that be by now, Ver. 1.3? Well done , shall we assume the improvement in appearance is at least visually sustainable or even superior when you viewed that same content in motion?

For a heads-up, John Pallett from Telestream (who co-founded the x265 project) and spoke at the last NAB 2014 providing practical data comparing HEVC with MPEG-2 as well as H.264 and suggested recommended HEVC encoding settings for encoding of SD and HD content, will be speaking at the upcoming SMPTE 2014 Annual Technical Conference & Exhibition in October and present new data (since NAB 2014) regarding recommended bit rates and settings for the encoding of 4K (UHD) content.
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