Video Codecs

>>58204064
divx

mkv

>>58204064
MJPEG

HuffyV I suppose but not popular for after-market videos, it's used primarily for speed during capture.

There is no really good patent free codec - and you do realize that codec means COMPRESSOR-DECOMPRESSOR right? Right? Because when you ask what's a good video codec "ideally with compression" it makes you sound like a fucking moron.

HEVC takes "forever" to encode because you have a shitty computer - on newer machines with Skylake or even Kaby Lake processors it's practically real-time or faster with high profile settings and even 10 or 12 bit encoding.

LEARN ABOUT SHIT BEFORE SPOUTING OFF BITCH

>>58204064
Handbrake has support for Matroska VP9/Opus encodes now.

>>58204064
There are no good patent-free codecs. The ones that are royalty-free are only so because the patent holders have decided not to charge. A patent free codec would just have someone come along and patent it.

Just use H.264 and AAC like everyone else.

>>58204098
That's a container you retard, not a codec. Just use x264 OP

VP9

For the other idiots in the thread:

MKV aka Matroska is a CONTAINER NOT A CODEC

MP4 IS A CONTAINER NOT A CODEC

OGG IS A CONTAINER NOT A CODEC

AVI IS A CONTAINER NOT A CODEC

WEBM IS A CONTAINER

H.264 IS A CODEC

H.265 IS A CODEC

AAC IS A CODEC

VORBIS IS A CODEC

OPUS IS A CODEC

VP8 AND VP9 ARE CODECS

LEARN SHIT PLEASE AND STOP BEING IGNORANT

VP9. Google uses it on all their videos.

Takes forever to encode though.

>>58204700
One guy made a comment about mkv. Stop being a retarded baby.

>>58204709

>VP9. Google uses it on all their videos.

Really? Because YouTube is owned by Google and they don't use VP9 for "all their videos" - just grabbed the latest John Wick 2 trailer released like a week ago, h.264 encoding for video with AAC for audio like basically 99% of the videos on YouTube are (the rest are older ones that still haven't been converted yet for some ridiculous reason).

H264/x264 is the most popular codec by a wide margin, for good reason, it just werks

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>>58204774
Youtube encodes everything in both VP9 and h.264 and delivers whatever you ask for.

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>>58204895
No it doesn't.

>>58204064
VP9 with OPUS

>>58204064
VP9 is probably the best for your criteria.