Standards

The following well-known MPEG standards give a short overview of the impressive and industry-wide established media standards MPEG is know for:

Video coding: MPEG-1, MPEG-2, AVC, HEVC, LCEVC, VVC
Audio coding: MP3, AAC, USAC, 3D Audio
Distribution: MPEG-2 Systems, MP4 file format, MPEG-DASH, MMT

The following list gives a full overview over all standards developed by MPEG:

MPEG-I
A collection of standards to digitally represent immersive media

MPEG-DASH
DASH is a suite of standards providing a solution for the efficient and easy streaming of multimedia using existing available HTTP infrastructure (particularly servers and CDNs, but also proxies, caches, etc.).

MPEG-H
Suite of standards for heterogeneous environment delivery of audio-visual information compressed with high efficiency

MPEG-G
A suite of standards to provide new effective and interoperable solutions for genomic information processing applications

MPEG-4
A suite of standards for multimedia for the fixed and mobile web.

MPEG-5
Standard to collect video coding parts

MPEG-2
A suite for standards for digital television

MPEG-1
A suite of standards for audio-video and systems particularly designed for digital storage media

MPEG-IoMT
APIs for communicating media devices (called Media Things)

MPEG-CICP
A suite of standards to specify code points for non-standard specific media formats

MPEG-U
Specification of the exchange, the display, the control and the communication of widgets with other entities and for data format for advanced user interaction (AUI) interfaces to support various advanced user interaction devices.. MPEG-U provides a general purpose technology with innovative functionality that enable its use in heterogeneous scenarios such as broadcast, mobile, home network and web domains

MPEG-M
MPEG-M is a suite of standards to enable the easy design and implementation of media-handling value chains whose devices interoperate because they are all based on the same set of technologies, especially MPEG technologies accessible from the middleware and multimedia services

MPEG-V
MPEG-V outlines an architecture and specifies associated information representations to enable interoperability between virtual worlds (e.g., digital content provider of a virtual world, gaming, simulation), and between real and virtual worlds( e.g., sensors, actuators, vision and rendering, robotics). Please see http://wg11.sc29.org/mpeg-v/ for a detailed spacification.

MPEG-E
A standard for an Application Programming Interface (API) of Multimedia Middleware (M3W) that can be used to provide a uniform view to an interoperable multimedia middleware platform.

MPEG-C
A suite of video standards that do not fall in other well-established MPEGVideo standards

MPEG-B
A suite of standards for systems technologies that do not fall in other well-established MPEG standards

MPEG-A
A suite of standards specifying application formats that involve multiple MPEG and, where required, non MPEG standards

MPEG-21
A suite of standard that define a normative open framework for end-to-end multimedia creation, delivery and consumption that provides content creators, producers, distributors and service providers with equal opportunities in the MPEG-21 enabled open market, and also be to the benefit of the content consumers providing them access to a large variety of content in an interoperable manner.

MPEG-MAR
A Mixed and Augmented Reality Reference Model developed jointly with SC 24/WG 9

MPEG-7
A suite of standards for description and search of audio, visual and multimedia content

MPEG-D
A suite of standards for Audio technologies that do not fall in other MPEG standards