Thanks for a great NAB 2018
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By Pradeep Ramachandran Now that the dust has settled, it is time to thank all the contributors for enabling a great showing by x265 at…
By Pradeep Ramachandran Now that the dust has settled, it is time to thank all the contributors for enabling a great showing by x265 at…
By Pradeep Ramachandran Finally, the acceleration that we’ve all been waiting for is here! We’ve been working extensively with Intel for the last few months…
By Pradeep Ramachandran After what seems to have been a long delay, AV1 finally froze its bitstream last week! Like many folks in the industry,…
By Pradeep Ramachandran MulticoreWare, the developers of x265, will be available to discuss all things media at NAB 2018 in Las Vegas from April 9th…
By Pradeep Ramachandran MSU recently released their 2017 codec comparison, where they compared x265 against other HEVC encoders, VP9 encoders, and the AV1 encoder. While…
By Pradeep Ramachandran New features 1) x265 can now refine analysis from a previous HEVC encode (using options –refine-inter, and –refine-intra), or a previous AVC…
By Tom Vaughan Recently, a competitor (Beamr) published a blog post comparing their HEVC encoder to x265. They claimed that their HEVC encoder is faster,…
By Tom Vaughan Whether you want to compare two encoders, or compare different settings for the same encoder, it’s important to understand how to set…
By Pradeep Ramachandran Today Intel launched the next generation of Xeon processors, the Intel Xeon Scalable Processor Family (code-named “Purley”), based on the Skylake CPU architecture. …
By Tom Vaughan Haivision contributions to the x265 open-source initiative have pushed boundaries on quality and performance of live video streaming on Intel processors MONTREAL,…