H.264 (Advanced Video Coding)

H.264, also known as Advanced Video Coding, is a widely used technology for compressing and transmitting high-quality video content efficiently. It reduces the size of video files by removing redundant data, enabling faster streaming and easier storage without significantly losing visual clarity. H.264 is used in many applications, including streaming services, Blu-ray disks, video conferencing, and surveillance. Its efficient compression allows for high-definition videos to be transmitted smoothly over the internet, making it a standard format for modern digital video playback and broadcasting.