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| 1,920×1,080@128.0 (16) <br>2,048×1,024@120.0 (16) <br>2,048×1,536@85.0 (12) <br>2,560×1,920@54.4 (8)<br>3,672×1,536@46.8 (8) <br>3,840×2,160@32.0 (6) <br>4,096×2,160@30.0 (6)
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| 1,920×1,080@256.0 (16) <br>2,048×1,024@240.0 (16) <br>2,048×1,536@170.0 (12) <br>2,560×1,920@108.8 (8)<br>3,672×1,536@93.7 (8) <br>3,840×2,160@64.0 (6) <br>4,096×2,160@60.0 (6)
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| 1,920×1,080@300.0 (16) <br>2,048×1,024@300.0 (16) <br>2,048×1,536@300.0 (12) <br>2,560×1,920@217.6 (8)<br>3,672×1,536@187.5 (8) <br>3,840×2,160@128.0 (6) <br>4,096×2,160@120.0 (6)
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* [[High Efficiency Video Coding]]
* [[H.264/MPEG-4 AVC]] - The predecessor video standard of HEVC
* [[VC-1]] - A video standard developed by Microsoft
==References==
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