Advanced Video Coding (H.264)

Advanced Video Coding (H.264) is a widely used technology that compresses high-quality video to reduce file size and bandwidth requirements while maintaining clarity. It analyzes video frames to identify and remove redundant information, enabling efficient storage and streaming. H.264 is common in applications like streaming services, Blu-ray discs, and video conferencing, allowing smooth playback and high resolution even with limited bandwidth. Its advanced algorithms balance compression and quality, making it a standard choice for delivering clear, detailed video across various platforms.