However, there is a free download link intended for developers. Likely due to HVEC royalty/licensing issues, Microsoft supports the competing royalty-free AV1 coding format which was finalized in March 2018.Ģ) The (optional) HEVC codec is available in the MS Store for 99 cents. There’s been some misinformation/confusion surrounding this security update (understatement /s).ġ) As far as I can determine, the HEVC codec (aka H.265) no longer exists in a default Windows installation (since 1709 Fall Creators Update). This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Cameochi. Nothing seems to stop them making one mess after another. I’ve been into computers since 1964 and I have never seen anything like the mess Microsoft has made with Windows 8 and now with Windows 10. Why? Because my trust in Microsoft is at about a minus 50 after the mess they made last November. I have no idea how it got on my machine but it’s fixed? That is interesting because I do not use the Microsoft Store at all. The July 3rd update is to fix the supposed Microsoft Store HEVC mess. It gets even weirder because they are installed in my Stardock Start 10 folder which is located in my user files under appdata roaming. Today, I found updates installed on 07/03/20. It is harmless but what the blazes is wrong with Microsoft? I have Windows 10 Pro and automatic updates are blocked since Microsoft installed the server version instead of the desktop version of an update last November. I discovered another weird Microsoft issue this morning.
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