MPEG-5: Essential Video Coding
Standard: MPEG-5
Part: 1
The goal of MPEG-5 EVC is to provide a standardized video coding solution to address business needs in some use cases, such as video streaming, where existing ISO video coding standards have not been as widely adopted as might be expected from their purely technical characteristics.
Editions
Edition - 1: Essential Video Coding
Publication Year: 0
Status: released
Motivations: To provide an ISO video coding standard to address business and technology needs in some use cases that are not well served by existing ISO standards, such as HEVC.
Objectives: To develop a new video coding standard that meets a combination of business and technology requirements:\r\n• a Baseline profile containing technologies which are over 20 years old or which are accompanied only by Type 1 declarations\r\n• a Main profile containing a small number of additional tools, each of which is capable of being cleanly switched off or switched over to Baseline tools on an individual basis\r\n• encouragement of the timely publication of licensing terms\r\n• coding efficiency at least as good as that of HEVC\r\n• complexity suitable for real time encoding and decoding
Whitepapers
Publication date Title 2021-12-15 White paper on Essential Video Coding (EVC)
Meeting documents
MPEG 136
Publication date Title 2021-12-15 White paper on Essential Video Coding (EVC)
MPEG 133
Publication date Title 2021-01-25 Report on Essential Video Coding Compression Performance Verification Testing for SDR Content
MPEG 132
Publication date Title 2020-10-30 Report on Essential Video Coding Compression Performance Verification Testing for HDR/WCG Content
MPEG 127
Publication date Title 2019-07-28 Text of ISO/IEC CD of Essential Video Coding 2019-08-08 Test Model of Essential Video Coding (ETM 3.0)