HEVC provides the benefits of storing content in less space than current formats and/or storing higher quality content in storage capacity that is equivalent to what is used today.

This format uses the new H.265/HEVC encoding with MP4 wrapper to achieve twice the compression efficiency of H.264/AVC encoding, for superior image quality and smaller file sizes.

It specifies the allowable emission formats as well as features such as Spatial Scalable Coding, High Dynamic Range, Wide Color Gamut, 3D, and temporal sub-layering.

J. Lainema, W.-‐J. Han, “Intra PredicBon in HEVC,” High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC): Algorithms and Architectures, Springer, 2014.

This doc-ument describes a highly focused profile for video with alpha, using the syntax and tools in the HEVC Specification, with the goal of providing a clear target for file writers and file readers that …

Immersive audio formats are only supported with DaVinci Resolve Studio. Indicates if codec renders can be sped up by reusing the original source video essence if there are no effects or color changes to …

HEVC – Slices, Slice Segments, Tiles, and Wavefronts Slices are independently decodable strings of CTUs of a picture; one picture can contain multiple slices