6 ms·
AFAIK, FGS support is the exception instead of the rule. h.264 only had FGS as an afterthought, introduced years after the spec was ratified. No wonder it wasn
by tverbeure 1y ago
AFAIK, FGS support is the exception instead of the rule.
h.264 only had FGS as an afterthought, introduced years after the spec was ratified. No wonder it wasn’t widely adopted.
VP9, h.265 and h.266 don’t have FGS.
- astrange 1y agoDid they remove it from the specs? Wouldn't surprise me. But since it's just extra metadata and doesn't affect encoding you could still use the old spec.
- tverbeure 1y agoI don’t think it was ever part of the spec. It would surprise me if it was, because once a spec has been finalized and voted on, changing it is complicated. Getting agreement the first time is already difficult enough.