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480x320, 640x480 SD
1024x720p HD
1920x1080i (interlaced scan) also belongs to HD
1920x1080p Full HD
3840x2160, 7680x4320 Ultra (High) Definition
The Consumer Electronics Association of America (CEA) officially named the 4K resolution as Ultra HD (Ultra High-Definition)
The current video resolution specifications in the video industry:
(1) High Definition (High Definition) is a term that we are relatively familiar with. HD was first proposed in the field of radio and television, and related standards were first formulated by authoritative organizations such as the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE). In the field of video surveillance, radio and television standards were also widely used. "HD" is defined as three standard forms of 720p, 1080i and 1080p, and 1080P has another name-Full High Definition. Regarding the high-definition standards, there are two internationally recognized: the vertical video resolution exceeds 720p or 1080i; the video aspect ratio is 16:9.
(2) Standard Definition is a video format with a physical resolution below 720p.
(3) Ultra High-Definition, which is our focus today. According to the latest information approved by the International Telecommunication Union, the official name of "4K resolution (3840×2160 pixels)" has been designated as "Ultra High-Definition (Ultra High-Definition)". At the same time, this name also applies to "8K resolution (7680×4320 pixels)".
CEA requires that all consumer-level monitors and televisions must meet the following conditions before they can be labeled "Ultra HD": First, the screen pixels must reach 8 million effective pixels (3840×2160), without changing the screen In the case of resolution, at least one transmission end can transmit 4K video, the display of 4K content must be native, not up-conversion, and the aspect ratio is at least 16:9. At the same time, in the television industry, the same as naming high-definition televisions HDTV, for the naming of 4K televisions, the Consumer Electronics Association of the United States has made an official name for 4K televisions UHDTV, which is also called ultra-high-definition television.
720p format, resolution is 1280×720p/60Hz, line frequency is 45kHz.
4K resolution is 4 times that of 1080p 3840×2160 = 1920×2×1080×2
8K resolution is 4 times that of 4K 7680×4320 = 3840×2×2160×2
The difference between I and p
P: progressive, meaning progressive scan, frame encoding
I: interlace, which means interlaced scanning, field coding
Both are encoding methods in video encoding, with the same resolution
h264 and h265
Different encoding methods
1. What is the video bit rate?
Video bit rate is the number of bits output per second of video data (video color, brightness, and pixels). The commonly used unit is kbps.
2. The necessity of setting the video bit rate
In video conferencing applications, video quality and network bandwidth occupancy are contradictory. Generally, the higher the bandwidth occupied by the video stream, the higher the video quality; if high-quality video effects are required, the larger the network bandwidth is required; The key to solving this contradiction is of course video coding and decoding technology. Judging the pros and cons of a video codec technology is to compare which video quality is better under the same bandwidth condition, and which occupies less network bandwidth under the same video quality condition.
Is the higher the video bit rate, the better the quality? In theory, this is the case, but within the range of our naked eyes, when the bit rate is high to a certain level, it feels like there is no difference. Therefore, the bit rate setting has its optimal value, in the H.264 (also called AVC or X.264) document
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