And so the topic continues, I really think it will take a while before they put anything out about AV1, if so far we haven't had anything and we have already had large ones implementing this for other cases with discord and YouTube, I think it will take a while longer here, especially because , the focus here will always be large content producers, that is, these people have dedicated machines just for streaming, they generally use capture cards and things started to have decent 4k support only in the last few months.
Twitch is focused on 1080p and 720p, people only consume this content and most of the time from people who have a dedicated computer for that. So they didn't have to invest in it until it was really necessary.
There is Amazon behind it, which is a leader in Infrastructure to do anything related to this, if they were interested they would have already done something related. And as some people have already said here, people don't yet have devices to consume Av1, anything that was done would mean decoding it to another decoder which would generate more processing in the cloud. And that.
I really wanted Av1 soon, but it will take a while in my opinion. Or let's go to YouTube and watch it there. Which won't happen because people who transmit content still prefer to use things here, which I think is valid, because it's a platform dedicated to that, right?
And so the topic continues, I really think it will take a while before they put anything out about AV1, if so far we haven't had anything and we have already had large ones implementing this for other cases with discord and YouTube, I think it will take a while longer here, especially because , the focus here will always be large content producers, that is, these people have dedicated machines just for streaming, they generally use capture cards and things started to have decent 4k support only in the last few months.
Twitch is focused on 1080p and 720p, people only consume this content and most of the time from people who have a dedicated computer for that. So they didn't have to invest in it until it was really necessary.
There is Amazon behind it, which is a leader in Infrastructure to do anything related to this, if they were interested they would have already done something related. And as some people have already said here, people don't yet have devices to consume Av1, anything that was done would mean decoding it to another decoder which would generate more processing in the cloud. And that.
I really wanted Av1 soon, but it will take a while in my opinion. Or let's go to YouTube and watch it there. Which won't happen because people who transmit content still prefer to use things here, which I think is valid, because it's a platform dedicated to that, right?