VVC

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VVC (Versatile Video Coding) is a next-generation video compression standard designed to significantly improve coding efficiency over its predecessors for a wide range of applications and resolutions.

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instanceOf video coding standard
video compression standard
abbreviation VVC
alsoKnownAs H.266
MPEG-I Part 3
linked to: MPEG-I
applicationDomain augmented reality video
internet video streaming
mobile video
television broadcasting
video storage
virtual reality video
belongsToFamily MPEG-I
belongsToSeries H.26x series
designGoal flexibility across applications
improved compression efficiency
support for future video formats
support for very high resolutions
developedBy ISO/IEC Moving Picture Experts Group
ITU-T Video Coding Experts Group
focus versatility across use cases
fullName Versatile Video Coding
hasFeature advanced in-loop filtering
block-based hybrid video coding architecture
tools for improved inter prediction
tools for improved intra prediction
jointWorkingGroup Joint Video Experts Team
linked to: Joint Video Team
jointWorkingGroupAbbreviation JVET
predecessor H.265
HEVC
linked to: H.265
standardizedBy IEC
ISO
ITU-T
standardNumber ISO/IEC 23090-3
ITU-T H.266
linked to: H.266
supports 360-degree video
4K resolution
8K resolution
HD video
SD video
UHD video
adaptive streaming
broadcast applications
high dynamic range video
immersive video
screen content coding
storage applications
video conferencing
wide color gamut video
target broad range of applications and resolutions
higher coding efficiency than HEVC

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