videoformátumokat

Videoformátumok refers to the way digital video data is compressed, stored, and presented. Different formats are optimized for various purposes, such as streaming, high-quality playback, or small file sizes.

Commonly encountered video formats include MP4, which is highly versatile and widely supported across devices and platforms. It often uses codecs like H.264 or H.265 (HEVC) for efficient compression. Another popular format is AVI, an older container format that can hold various types of video and audio data, but is generally less efficient than MP4. MOV is Apple's proprietary format, often used in QuickTime, and is also frequently seen in professional video editing workflows.

WebM is an open-source format designed for web use, often favored for its royalty-free nature and good streaming performance. MKV (Matroska) is a flexible container that can hold multiple video, audio, and subtitle tracks, making it suitable for complex media files. For high-definition content, formats like AVCHD are common, often found on camcorders.

The choice of video format depends on factors such as desired quality, compatibility with playback devices, file size constraints, and the intended use, whether for online sharing, editing, or archival. Codecs play a crucial role within these formats, as they determine how the video and audio streams are encoded and decoded.