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Thanks! What do you mean by "not being able to decode" something though? Do you mean time-wise (not enough bandwidth to keep up) or do you mean the algorithm wo

Thanks! What do you mean by "not being able to decode" something though? Do you mean time-wise (not enough bandwidth to keep up) or do you mean the algorithm would fail in a different way? The latter doesn't make sense to me, and the former seems like it's entirely system-dependent? Like isn't it the exact same problem if I have an underpowered computer?

Wowfunhappy 7y ago
It means hardware decoders won't be able to decode the videos. (Some software decoders that are overly rigid about following the spec may refuse as well, but most won't, and none actually have to from my understanding.) You can absolutely use h.264 to encode 8K@120fps if you want to.
- mehrdadn 7y ago
  Ohh hardware decoders! Makes sense.