> h.264 is from the 90s, so of course its fast after ~30 years of use. If only! Then the patents would have expired. But H.264 is newer than MPEG-4 Part 2. Bu

> h.264 is from the 90s, so of course its fast after ~30 years of use. If only! Then the patents would have expired. But H.264 is newer than MPEG-4 Part 2. But you're right: H.264 has had the advantage of time, to gain fast hardware support.