HEVC, or High Efficiency Video Coding, is a video compression standard designed to provide significantly improved video quality at lower bit rates compared to its predecessor, AVC (Advanced Video Coding). This makes HEVC especially valuable for streaming high-resolution video content, such as HD and 4K, as it allows for the efficient use of bandwidth while maintaining high-quality visuals. Its ability to compress video without a notable loss in quality is crucial for both non-linear editing and meeting the demands of modern video standards.
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