I've been using x265 exclusively for all my media needs, except on the rare occasions where only x264 was available.
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I prefer 265 for efficiency BUT there's a certain nostalgic warmth with 264 over-compressed fuzz. Same deal as with vinyl records. It was such an improvement on xvid back in the day....
x265 for 4k hdr
x264 for 1080
H.265 whenever i can use it
The one most browsers supports.
I’m a bit of a layman in regard to video codecs, what’s the actual difference?
I'm on the same opinion as you, I'm super sad we lost all HEVC encodes just for 1 and 2 GB for a movie is amazing, and it is 1080p which is perfectly enough. There is nothing which will replace that for a while, I can imagine.