Ask Ubuntu Asked by Markus Gratis on December 14, 2020
For a while I have been using VLC for HEVC / x265 Playback but the problem is that the higher the bitrate is the less fluent the video becomes.
This article claims VP9 is far more efficient in encoding and decoding than HEVC on their Windows 7 system.
Do you have any suggestions? How do you play x265 Videos?
I use ffplay
version N-78351-ga25c5db
installed with the ffmpeg package also known as:
ffmpeg 7:2.8.6+git1~trusty i386 Multimedia player, server, encoder and transcoder
or ffplay
version 3.0.git packages and source available here
Note that due to the level of compression, low-end, older hardware may struggle. This appears to be CPU intensive. Due to the smaller size, slow storage is perfectly acceptable as long as your Processor is up to the task. Smooth play is possible even off a cheap flash drive.
Answered by Elder Geek on December 14, 2020
I have had no issues with hevc playback using either MPlayer or vlc, similarly while encoding with x265 is slow on my system it is bearable. I believe you need either or both of the following:
Early days for hevc and x265 but with the correct hardware you will have no trouble...
Answered by andrew.46 on December 14, 2020
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