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AV1 beats h265 by some 10-15% and it's still improving. h265 has had plenty of time to mature. I don't think there's much headroom for h265 and anyway the JVET/
by joshcryer 5y ago
AV1 beats h265 by some 10-15% and it's still improving. h265 has had plenty of time to mature. I don't think there's much headroom for h265 and anyway the JVET/MPEG has moved on to VVC, which beats AV1 by some 25-29% and it is still improving. They know they'll lose the short term war and are looking longer term.
AV1 was supposed to be "on par" with h265 but has jumped ahead by a bit and will likely improve for quite awhile until AV2 is worked on. Will it reach VVC levels? Probably not. But it will certainly be better than h265/HVEC.
Source for size comparisons: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/apsipa-transactions-on-signal-and-information-processing/article/compression-efficiency-analysis-of-av1-vvc-and-hevc-for-random-access-applications/D2345DDC3750055AB0AA3D24FCF743BE https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/apsipa-transactions-...
- kingcharles 5y agoVVC honestly astounds me. It makes me wonder how far we can go with video compression. I look back at MPEG-1 Video CDs and it is unbelievable how incredible a video image you could now produce in the same 600Mb storage.