Additionally, your shortcuts will sync across all devices and versions of Evernote which makes cross-platform organization much easier. The x265 encoder is already highly parallel and supports all of the big instruction sets including FMA3/FMA4, AVX, and AVX2.Ĭontinue reading: MulticoreWare releases its x265 project into the open source universe (full post) Over 1.5 million Android devices are activated each day, Google Play Store passes 50 billion downloads, tooĪs you would expect, the newly integrated Shortcuts feature allows users to "shortcut" important notes, notebooks, and even tags so they are easily accessed for quick use. The company has released the source code for x265 and it is available for download at Source #1 below. And today, MulticoreWare announced its commercial open source project around the x265 encoder. High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC), aka H.265, is being designed to replace H.264 and the official standard was released just over a month ago. This is where H.265 comes in the play along with MulticoreWare. With Ultra HD Video beginning to flow in, H.264 was just not delivering the performance needed for high bit rate, high quality output. The X264 encoder remains one of the leading H.264 encoders on the market and it resides under both the open source GNU GPL license as well as a commercial license which is designed for companies that wish to inject their own proprietary code without having to release it into the open source community.
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