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Comments (9)
Undisclosed #1
Interesting article, thanks.
A few comments
H.265 and smart codecs are not necessarily an either/or choice, though.
What's the reason that the huge domestic Chinese market is buying h.265 when smart h.264 is available, if not for licensing?
I believe this is only HEVC Advance's fee, there is still the MPEG LAs patent pool to contend (or risk ignoring).
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Jiang Chengyuan
What if Smart H.265 can reduce another half bandwidth consumption, will it be competitive?
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Jon Dillabaugh
09/28/16 02:14pm
Is the Chinese adoption of HVEC possibly due to the lower adoption of western VMS products? This is just my interpretation of how I assume Chinese end users connect their IP cams, more to NVRs than VMS servers. So, if that is true, then it is easier to adopt HVEC, because the IP cam and NVR are the same brand. Where in the USA, it seems that we are more likely to use a VMS server.
Please correct me if my assumptions are wrong.
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