H.265 Codec: Microsoft is now a member of the HEVC Advance Patent Group

Redmond has been selling for some time Microsoft Various video extensions through his shop. The group now joins the HEVC Advance Patent Group. This means that the video codec will be available for free on many devices in the future.

The advantage of the HEVC codec, also known as H.265, is that it achieves better compression ratios than other standards. The difference is up to 50 percent without compromising quality. Licenses are administered by Access Advance. Microsoft is now part of the HEVC Advance Patent Group and now acts as the Licensor and Issuer.
The Windows version of the Microsoft HEVC extension is available through the Store

The Microsoft patent is now part of the Pool License

All major Microsoft H.265 patents are now included in the Pool License. At the same time, the Redmond-based company has immediate access to the 16,500 patents required to implement the HEVC standard. Access Advance has it all put together Press release Announced. Apart from Microsoft, many companies have joined the HEVC Advance Patent Group. View full lists This page As well as under This link Find out.

If you have Windows 10 or Windows 11 device And wants to use the H.265 codec, which currently has the option to download the extension for 99 cents from the Microsoft Store. It is conceivable that the Redmond-based company will soon be integrating standards into the operating system and ensuring that it is delivered for free to many Windows devices. Then users no longer have to resort to free download.

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