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Not really. Only 4k content and anime seems to use HEVC/h265. Anything lower resolution has stuck to h264 for the time being.
by Kirby64 2y ago
Not really. Only 4k content and anime seems to use HEVC/h265. Anything lower resolution has stuck to h264 for the time being.
- contingencies 2y agoFWIW IIRC yts.mx began offering H.265 on standard resolution films about a year or two back.
- Kirby64 2y agoYeah, and most people consider stuff off yts to be of poor quality. Encodes are bad and do not meet standards.
- SirMaster 2y agoBut anything made in the last few or more years is 4K now and everything I watch is 4K, so all I find is HEVC stuff for everything. Sure, if you are going to go get an older show that's pre 4K/HDR or a movie that isn't on UHD disc yet, then it will be H.264 of course. But if you primarily watch newly made 4K/HDR content, it's all been HEVC for years now.
- Kirby64 2y agoAgain, depends on your source content. Obviously 4k/HDR is H265. Plenty of shows are still 1080p source though even today. Not the 'flagship' shiny ones, but there's a lot more 1080p max source content. And for those, the proper format is H264, and still is what is released today.