Qualcomm uses a new codec for non-AV1 video encoding

The best avanti and più i nostri dispositivos ve fanno potenti. Tutto girà grazie a loro: La trend is the problem of lubrication and alleggerire of the “back-end” structure for the “front-end” potential. What does that mean? The smartphone has a large amount of limescale. A paid task is required to make a large number of accounts. Qualcomm has seriously planned to offer a solution to quantitatively regulate video encoding. Not AV1 user, may have VVC H.266 speed. See details.

With the new processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 there is no codec AV1 for video encoding. Benvenuto et al. VVC H.266. Ecco cos’è

In its latest processor, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, Qualcomm has implemented support for the efficient AV1 codec, which only works during video playback, not during recording. The chip manufacturer explained the reason for this restriction. Created by the Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia), AV1 is a compression standard that offers up to 30% better video quality and lower file sizes compared to HEVC (also known as H.265). Development work continues with Apple, Google, Microsoft, AMD, ARM, NVIDIA, Netflix, Intel and other companies.

Processors Samsung, Google, MediaTek and now Qualcomm support video decoding/reproducing with the AV1 codec, but rely on the less efficient HEVC for encoding/recording. Judd Heap, vice president of product management for cameras at Qualcomm, announces the announcement Android Authority The community predetermined to trap the AV1 encoder.

According to a spokesperson from Qualcomm, there isn’t a lot of richness per l’AV1. Therefore, it is unlikely that the company will use it to encode video on mobile devices. Instead, the community is interested in a video compression codec, VVC (Versatile Video Coding) ancora più avanzato, also known as H.266. Judd Heap is not immediately tied to a router as it supports the codec for said video encoder and is serious in quality product.

However, it says that VVC provides the same quality as HEVC but half the video file sizes. Additionally, VVC will allow streaming 4K video content at the same size as currently available for HD content. One main: it’s a different VVC than AV1, it’s a free codec and not open source, everyone will have to pay royalties to use it.

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