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I believe everyone has heard of the two encodings of H.265 and H.264, as well as the explanation of professional terms. Including TV sets will be marked as supporting H.265 format 4K video encoding, and video surveillance systems will also be marked as supporting H.265. But without using it before, it’s hard to say that you really know the difference between the two. Let’s take a moment to understand the difference today.
H.264 is a compressed video coding standard proposed by the Video Coding Expert Group.
The H.264 standard includes: access unit divider, additional enhanced information, basic image coding, redundant image coding, instant decoding refresh, hypothetical reference decoding, hypothetical code stream scheduler.
The terminology sounds awkward, right? In fact, we don't need to understand the specific process of specific video coding and compression format standards. Just know that H.264 is a digital video compression format after MPEG4.
The H.265 standard improves some technologies on the basis of H.264, and only needs half of the original bandwidth to play videos of the same quality. It is obvious that when using H.265 encoding, computers, mobile phones, tablets, televisions, including our surveillance industry, can save more bandwidth and capacity on the basis of the same video quality.
With the improvement of network technology and camera chip processing capabilities, security surveillance high-definition video 720P and 1080P have gradually become popular, and 4K high-definition video has begun to appear in the surveillance field, so we used MPEG-2, MPEG-4, H.264/ It cannot be satisfied on the basis of AVC, so H.265 came into being, and the compression efficiency was doubled.
A few days ago, I chatted with a friend who is doing monitoring project and said that now using H.265 hard disk video recorder, the same number of days of video storage requirements can save half of the capacity, such as 8T hard disk before, and now 4T hard disk can be used, jokingly When the 8T was installed at the beginning, you can even take one back and guarantee the same storage days.
Let’s take a look at the difference between the video storage space under H.264 and H.265 technologies. For example, the 200W network camera we usually use has a stream of 4MB/S, which is 4096kbps. Then we know the stream, time, and number of channels. We can directly calculate the capacity for 1 day.
Formula: 1DAY=code stream×3600×24÷8÷1024÷1024
Note: Because the unit of the code stream is seconds, so we need to convert the hour to 3600 seconds to calculate. For 24 hours a day, 8 is a byte. When our formula goes to ÷8, it is calculated in MB, and then ÷1024 , Converted to G, then ÷1024, converted to T. In this way, the storage capacity for one day is calculated, and the customer needs to store it for as long as it needs to be multiplied by the number of days.
Then H.265 storage is to compress the code stream. The calculation of the storage space is basically divided by 2 on the basis of H.264, which is the capacity for one day, which should be 40%-60%. It is estimated that dividing by 2 is no problem. 200W pixels are 20G per day; 300W pixels are 30G per day; 400W pixels are 40G per day.
How to use the equipment that supports H.265? Is the storage space halved by connecting the previous network camera directly to the H.265 video recorder? The display is not. The camera and NVR must support H.265 technology at the same time. You can see whether H.265 is supported in the device parameter description. If the camera and NVR are supported by one side but not supported by the other side, it is backward compatible with other devices, that is, normal use, other functions are realized, except for storage halving.
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