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#X265 DECODER FOR PLEX ON MAC MOVIE#
#X265 DECODER FOR PLEX ON MAC 1080P#

If you have a Nvidia video card that supports H.265 encoding (Kepler), you might want to check it out. And the quality will be very good and am very impressed.

#X265 DECODER FOR PLEX ON MAC 1080P#

You can now encode a 1.5 hour 1080p video in HEVC in about 20 minutes.

Now, there is a new version of Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate (trialware) that supports Nvidia H.265, Nvidia H.264 and Intel H.264 hardware encoding as well as other common encoders. I have a video card (GeForce GTX 960) that supports hardware encoding, but I was unable to find software to support the encoding."

#X265 DECODER FOR PLEX ON MAC MOVIE#

But alas, encoding a movie in x265 took 3 days to encode on my 8 core 32GB computer. " I have been waiting a long time for Plex to be able to support HEVC. Rapid Encode Video to H.265 Using GeForce GTX 900 Series with NVIDIA HEVC Encoder Transcoding 4K content is a very intensive process and will require a powerful computer running Plex Media Server. 4K/UHD content matching the following will Direct Play on supported devices:ĤK content not matching the above properties will be transcoded to 1080p. We’re working to bring 4K playback support to other devices, too. Some 4K (ultra high definition) devices are recognized by the Plex app.

Video Encoding : H.264 (level 4.0 or lower).

Content matching the following can usually be Direct Played: See the Specific Model Differences later in the article for more information about cases that may vary from this. Learn > ISO to Plex | MKV to Plex | TV Series DVD to Plex | AVI to Plex | Blu-ray to Plex Content that is not natively supported will automatically be Direct Streamed or transcoded as needed by the Plex Media Server. Native video support is typically (but not always) limited to the MP4 container, H.264 video encoding, and AAC audio. Although there are now few devices supporting HEVC, Plex won’t let you down ever with supporting both H.264/AVC and HEVC/H.265 direct playing. As the resolution increases, the file size increases along with it.

This is important when dealing with 4K or UHD media. HEVC promises the same level of picture quality as H.264/AVC, however, there will be better compression so the file size can be smaller. HEVC is a successor to the well known H.264/MPEG-4 AVC video compression standard.