HEVC Compression Enables Efficiency, New Services

Oct. 25, 2012
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Like this video? - email it to a friend!Each iteration of the MPEG compression standard creates new opportunities for service providers. High Efficiency Video Coding -- HEVC -- is no exception. The nascent standard boils 50 percent of the data out of MPEG-4 video. This greatly increases the flexibility of cable and other networks and makes services such as Super HD practical. Visit Harmonic online at www.harmonicinc.com
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