Convert MOV to HEVC

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QuickTime Movie

Extension	.mov
Category	🔵 video
Programs	🔵 CyberLink PowerDirector 🔵 Roxio Easy Media Creator
Main program	🔵 Apple QuickTime Player
Description	🔵 Apple developed the MOV video format to work seamlessly with their QuickTime player and video clips. This versatile format is compatible with both Microsoft and macOS systems. The MOV file format can hold multiple tracks, including audio, video, text, images, and special effects.
Technical details	🔵 MOV files contain various tracks that store data for both factual recording and editing. This data is organized in a specific order using elements called atoms. Atoms can function independently or together, and some can perform multiple functions simultaneously. Both MPV and MP4 files use the same MPEG-4 container format and are compatible with QuickTime, reflecting this standard. Early QuickTime players only allowed viewing of MOV files. Later versions added editing capabilities and the ability to export data to other systems.
Developer	🔵 Apple
MIME type	🔵 video/quicktime 🔵 video/x-quicktime 🔵 image/mov 🔵 audio/aiff 🔵 audio/x-midi 🔵 audio/x-wav 🔵 video/avi

Extension	.hevc
Category	🔵 video
Description	🔵 HEVC, otherwise known as h.265, is a state-of-the-art video codec. A codec is software that compresses and decompresses video files. It's highly efficient, achieving low bitrates—a measure of data used per unit of time—while maintaining excellent image quality. This codec excels in three key areas: increased maximum block size, random access to any frame in the video stream, and parallel decoding.
Technical details	🔵 The h.264 algorithm breaks images down into square pixels called macroblocks. In contrast, HEVC divides images into Coding Tree Units (CTUs), each up to 64x64 pixels in size. h.264 predicts each macroblock as either intraframe (using data from the same frame) or interframe (using data from adjacent frames). The HEVC codec, however, combines both intraframe and interframe compression within each CTU. To handle intricate images and preserve details, it employs sophisticated motion estimation and prediction techniques. Parallel decoding in HEVC is achieved by dividing the decoding process across multiple processing units, allowing the codec to process different parts of the video stream simultaneously. When compressed with the h.265 codec, video files typically shrink by about half. This demonstrates HEVC's superior compression capabilities compared to its predecessor, h.264. The key advantage of HEVC over h.264 is its significantly improved compression ratio, resulting in smaller file sizes without compromising video quality.