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The Buzz around H.264

What is the real deal and what is simply hot air?

As demands in the video surveillance world are increasing for more storage and bandwidth without compromising the high frame rates and high resolutions, more effective compression methods are, therefore, required.
By attending major industry shows in the U.S. and the U.K., I could get a gauge on market trends and what people are buzzing about. When it comes to video compression, currently the buzz is around H.264.

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