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Released in 2020, Versatile Video Coding (VVC) targets the next leap in resolution and complexity. As 8K displays and High Dynamic Range (HDR) content become more prevalent, even HEVC struggles to provide efficient bandwidth usage. VVC aims to offer another 50% bitrate reduction over HEVC.
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