- Jan 8, 2011
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Stuff.TV - We met with Todd Yellin, Vice President of Product Innovation at Netflix.
"Yellin showed two trailers for the upcoming Marvel’s Iron Fist, and were asked to spot the difference. The reveal was that one clip was encoded at 555kbps in the current codec, while the other was encoded at 277kbps in the new VP9 codec. The result is that Netflix is able to produce the same picture quality at half the bitrate."
"Netflix is also investing in HDR content, as HDR-enabled devices are coming out this year in the form of the LG G6 and the Sony Xperia XZ Premium."
"One thing that won’t be happening is Netflix’s arrival on Nintendo Switch."
Read Full Story at Why Netflix is about to get twice as good
"Yellin showed two trailers for the upcoming Marvel’s Iron Fist, and were asked to spot the difference. The reveal was that one clip was encoded at 555kbps in the current codec, while the other was encoded at 277kbps in the new VP9 codec. The result is that Netflix is able to produce the same picture quality at half the bitrate."
Google Project (WebM) VP9 Codec - The WebM Project | VP9 Video Codec Summary
Dolby Vision - Dolby Vision - Dramatic Imaging at Home or in the Cinema
HDR & HDR10 - High-dynamic-range video - Wikipedia (source?)
Dolby Vision - Dolby Vision - Dramatic Imaging at Home or in the Cinema
HDR & HDR10 - High-dynamic-range video - Wikipedia (source?)
"Netflix is also investing in HDR content, as HDR-enabled devices are coming out this year in the form of the LG G6 and the Sony Xperia XZ Premium."
"One thing that won’t be happening is Netflix’s arrival on Nintendo Switch."
Read Full Story at Why Netflix is about to get twice as good
