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I wondered why I was suddenly seeing x264 instead of AVI for TV files. I thought it had to do with the lockers going down. Well, in a way this will make thing
by mikecane 15y ago
I wondered why I was suddenly seeing x264 instead of AVI for TV files. I thought it had to do with the lockers going down.
Well, in a way this will make things even worse for the CopyNazis. No longer will people have to convert from AVI to watch on their tablets and phones.
- okamiueru 15y agoI suppose you mean mp4 instead of avi, as avi is only a container. So the discussion is two-fold, the container format (mp4, mkv, avi) and the encoding of audio, subtitles and video, of which the latter, h264 is pretty much the standard, and xviD/Divx are and have been for almost a decade, deprecated.