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x265 is actually worse than x264 on high bitrate content, which is why its use is banned on private trackers where picture quality is totally paramount. x265 t
by kristofferR 10y ago
x265 is actually worse than x264 on high bitrate content, which is why its use is banned on private trackers where picture quality is totally paramount.
x265 tends to smooth out film grain that x264 preserves at high bitrates. That being said - Netflix has never offered x264 content at sufficiently high bitrates (visually indistinguishable to Blu-ray quality) anyway, so it's a moot point.
- kozak 10y agoSound like a very real concern. But I also remember the same complaints back in MPEG-2 vs h.264 times. We need some objective benchmark for this.