Traditional h264 (AVC) encodes of a 20-minute sitcom usually run between 350MB and 500MB for a high-quality 1080p file. An h265 (HEVC) encode cuts that roughly in half—sometimes down to 150MB to 250MB —with no visible loss in quality .
To understand why "Young Sheldon" S01E20 is a fascinating subject for the h265 standard (also known as HEVC), we have to look past the script and look at the pixels. young sheldon s01e20 h265
Because the show has a relatively low "motion intensity" compared to an action movie, h265 can compress this episode to incredibly small file sizes (often 50% smaller than h264) with zero perceptible loss in quality. Traditional h264 (AVC) encodes of a 20-minute sitcom
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