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DaveJung
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November 21, 2013
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H265 support

  • November 21, 2013
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Hello


I have one question to Flash Player Dev Team.

Do you have a plan for the H.265 decoder on the FP?

We should need H.265 on our media solutions, and are making a plan to H.265.



Let me know any plan.



Regards,

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    Correct answer jeromiec83223024

    There are no plans to implement H.265 in the short-term (3-6 months). 

    My recommendation would be to file a Feature Request here: http://bugbase.adobe.com/ and encourage folks to vote on it.  We do our best to accommodate new feature requests, and prioritize them by popularity and feasibility.

    Thanks!

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    Vonzar
    Participant
    March 19, 2015

    Jeromie , what is happening  ?

    2015 April , one year and a half after your post , and H265 support is not even here !

    I can't properly work with my camera and I can't use my adobe software with easiness.

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      pol2095
      Inspiring
      February 1, 2015

      How Adobe don't implement vp9, it's free if H.265 is too expensive?

      Nuwaus9822267
      Nuwaus9822267
      Participating Frequently
      July 21, 2015

      Yes, I think too that, Adobe should adopt VP9 as it's free and better than H.265

      Colin Holgate
      Colin Holgate
      Inspiring
      July 21, 2015

      You should look at this article:

      The Great UHD Codec Debate: Google's VP9 Vs. HEVCH.265 - Streaming Media Magazine

      Their conclusion is that the two are very close, with VP9 having some efficiencies in encoding. But not enough differences to clearly say one is better than the other.

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      pol2095
      Inspiring
      January 29, 2015

      Any news about H.265 decoder on the FP ?

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        Ron3810211
        Participant
        November 17, 2014

        You all can help speed the process along by voting for this feature at:

        Feature#3650828 - [New feature requirement]I hope the player can support H.265 Video Standard.

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          DaveJungAuthor
          Participant
          March 24, 2014

          I think, If Adobe were managed to implement H.265 decoding features soon, It could miss many opportunities.

          Adobe have to implement H.265 decoding features now!!

          (Although, there are many issues on necessaries h/w specifications)

          Media industries are growing up as very fast flow.

          Too late, Miss position.... taken seat....

            MrX1980
            MrX1980
            Legend
            November 23, 2013

            Hi, currently H.265 / HEVC is too slow (encoding) and CPU intensive.

            It will took some months/years until the speed is growing via software optimizations and hardware en-/decoders.

            Example:

            Test Condition: PC running Windows 7 with i7 CPU, 3.5GHz (4 core, 8 threads), 6GB RAM

            DivX HEVC Encoder Speed (frames-per-second):

            Resolution

            Bitrate 1

            Bitrate 2

            Bitrate 3

            Bitrate 4

            Bitrate 5

            Average fps

            SD

            18,90

            16,40

            15,00

            13,95

            12,90

            15,43

            720p

            6,90

            6,10

            5,60

            5,20

            4,90

            5,74

            1080p

            3,40

            3,10

            2,90

            2,60

            2,20

            2,84

            4k

            1,00

            0,90

            0,80

            0,70

            0,70

            0,82

            DivX HEVC Decoder Speed (frames-per-second):

            Resolution

            Average fps

            SD

            482,5

            720p

            210,9

            1080p

            101,5

            4k

            29,6

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              Mr. ∞™
              Participant
              March 23, 2014

              For a long time there was only software support for anytype of digital video.  If adobe wants to remain a forerunner in Video distripution they need to adopt and impement new standards.  4K and 8K is going to happen. H265 and VP9 are the two codecs that support the new higher resolutions.  High framerates are not as important in video as it is with gamming, nobody watches anything over 30FPS as it is.  I dont think there would be any complaints from developers if H265 or VP9 software decoding was available in a near future release of Flash/Air.  If if it only did 15 fps alot of people would still use it just to have the large frame size available.  4K displays are commercially available.  The only reason full screen 4K video is not available in flash now is that Adobe seems to be dragging thier heels on the issue.

              http://thenextweb.com/insider/2014/03/18/firefox-28-arrives-vp9-video-decoding-web-notifications-os-x-html5-video-audio-volume-controls/#!A2g1B

              http://www.divx.com/en/software/technologies/hevc

                jeromiec83223024
                Community Manager
                jeromiec83223024Community ManagerCorrect answer
                Community Manager
                November 22, 2013

                There are no plans to implement H.265 in the short-term (3-6 months). 

                My recommendation would be to file a Feature Request here: http://bugbase.adobe.com/ and encourage folks to vote on it.  We do our best to accommodate new feature requests, and prioritize them by popularity and feasibility.

                Thanks!

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                Asterion10035351
                Participant
                December 7, 2014

                You need to implement h.265 decoding in Premiere CC as soon as possible. Samsung NX 1 files are uneditable in you software suite unfortunately.

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