2015-12-11, 13:36
(2015-12-11, 13:26)HCarvalho Wrote: the fact that this chip doesn't support variable bitrate is very limitating, most stuf outh there have variable bitrate, what chip can read H265 and variable bitrate?You are dealing with a very new codec here in H265.
I have been testing this device for the last three months and have not encountered any VBR H265 video. Simply none. Tested a lot of H265 clips in that time as well. Whoever is encoding this H265 stuff needs to set a constant bitrate for H265 video encoding for maximum compatibility across numerous devices.
I strongly suspect this VBR H265 video is encoded outside the specifications that companies build their chips to decode H265 in the first place and a new device will not help.
You may be confusing VBR Audio with video. There is an enormous amount of VBR audio.