Category Archives: H.265

Publicly and Freely Available MPEG Standards

Posted on January 13, 2022 by Alex Zambelli

If you’ve ever been in a situation where you needed access to MPEG standards, you probably discovered very quickly that they’re not easy to get. Standards created by MPEG working groups are published by ISO/IEC and the vast majority of … Continue reading →

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Low Video Resolutions in Per-Title Adaptive Encoding

Posted on November 3, 2021 by Alex Zambelli

Jan Ozer, producer of Streaming Learning Center courses and contributing editor of Streaming Media magazine, reached out to me recently with an interesting question: If using per-title video encoding (or any other multi-bitrate encoding approach where resolutions are dynamically determined … Continue reading →

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Musings On the Future of Live Linear Television

Posted on July 8, 2014 by Alex Zambelli

I’ve written an article for The Guardian’s media network blog about current trends in TV content distribution, how they’re affecting our viewing habits, and how ultimately those will affect the future of live linear TV. You can read it here: … Continue reading →

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H.265/HEVC Ratification and 4K Video Streaming

Posted on January 28, 2013 by Alex Zambelli

OK, so maybe it was a shorter break from blogging than I expected. As it turns out the world does not stop when I change jobs. 😉 The media world today is abuzz with news of H.265/HEVC approval by the … Continue reading →

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