One True Video Format? - H.264

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alsiladka

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What this all means is that anyone who wishes to maintain a digital collection of videos, perhaps ripped from DVD, is going to face serious issues on a number of levels. From what I can tell, there are four viable video formats for the future: H.264, Windows Media Video/VC-1, DivX, and Xvid. Each has various strengths and limitations. But each, again, comes with serious compatibility issues today.

My choice: H.264

Its not my choice. It is Paul's choice. He has started this nice series of Multimedia related articles.

Read this whole article, clears out some confusions i had in my mind.

Source - Winsupersite
 

gxsaurav

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H.264 has 2 problems. High CPU requirment for playback & encoding. Although now using dual & quad core CPU we are able to solve this problem to some extent but still not enough, we need a better & efficient & fast encoder for h.264 else Xvid & DivX are going to rule for long time.
 

VideoEditingIndia

www.VideoEditingIndia.com
whats app do you suggest for conversion
Free: Super
Prof: Elecard Studio *www.elecard.com/products/products-pc/professional/converter-studio-pro/

fast encoder for h.264 else Xvid & DivX are going to rule for long time

I agree, but CoreAVC will play H.264 high Profiles even with a P-IV Machine.
 
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