![]() Certainly a lot higher than 600 kbps.Ĭompressing to HEVC "without losing quality" will probably require a lot more than 200-600 kbps (except your video dimensions are as small as a poststamp). Hardware accelerated decoders on a GPU may have some limits too, but also probably a lot higher than mobile or set-top consumer players reading from disks, network, or Flash memory. If you play videos locally on a PC from the harddisk with software decoders, VBV limits are probably so high that you don't need to care about them. a consumer player reading from slower media like optical disks, or playing video over a network with a limited bandwidth). VBV (Video Buffer Verifier) is a technique to ensure that the encoder will produce a video stream a specific decoder with only a limited decoding buffer or limited reading speed can still decode (e.g. ![]()
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