H.265 Video Encoder IP Core is an open source H.265 hardware video encoder that implements most of the functions of H.265 (or HEVC). It was developed by the research team of Professor Fan Yibo of the Video Image Processing Laboratory (VIP Lab) of the State Key Lab of ASIC & System, Fudan University, and is open source. Any organization or individual can use the above code for research and production purposes free of charge, and VIP Lab will continue to update and maintain the development of the H.265 hardware video encoder.
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