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11th June 2013, 05:30 | #1 | Link | |
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H.265/HEVC specification released, any decoders/encoders in sight?
Hi, According to Wikipedia, the H.265/HEVC spec was released on 7 June 2013, which I found for free on ITU-T's website:
http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-H.265-201304-I/en Now that HEVC has been officially finalized and released, corporations (ATEME, DivX, maybe not Google) will be jumping up and down to quickly put forth their own HEVC decoders and encoders. However, as history has shown, open-source software often beats proprietary software. Look at x264, OPUS, nothing has wider support than FFmpeg, and Linux servers are an industry standard. While on Wikipedia it says that many companies are now putting their feet forward in the HEVC market, does anyone have an estimation for free and open-source (BSD, (L)GPL, etc.) decoders or encoders? Note that X265 doesn't count, as it's most likely a "lite" version: Quote:
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