NASA NTRS · 20170000636
Video Compression Study: h.265 vs h.264
Abstract
H.265 video compression (also known as High Efficiency Video Encoding (HEVC)) promises to provide double the video quality at half the bandwidth, or the same quality at half the bandwidth of h.264 video compression [1]. This study uses a Tektronix PQA500 to determine the video quality gains by using h.265 encoding. This study also compares two video encoders to see how different implementations of h.264 and h.265 impact video quality at various bandwidths.
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Pryor, Jonathan. 2016-12-01. Video Compression Study: h.265 vs h.264. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170000636
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