How to convert H265 video into h264 || using handbrake || hvc1 to h264

The compression ratio of H.265 is almost double that of H.264. H.264 provides support for 16 x 16-pixel macroblocks whereas H.265 provides support for 64 x 64-pixel macroblocks. Video compression is highly dependent upon prediction motion between frames. H.265 offers significant improvements in prediction motion compared to H.264. The intraframe prediction function of H.265 is more descriptive than H.264. This means H.265 can allow for 33 directions of motion whereas H.264 only allows for nine directions of motion. H.265 implements separate tiles and slices which are decoded independently. H.265 provides support for resolutions up to 8192 x 4320 pixels (including 8K UHD) whereas H.264 does not provide support for such resolutions. H.265 requires much less bandwidth as compared to H.264 codecs. For instance, H.264 requires 32 Mbps internet speed to broadcast 4K video while HEVC can easily do the same in just 15mbps. In this video, I will show you that how to convert your videos that are not playing smoothly convert into h264 format to play smoothly in any file format