Why H264 Codec Is Univesally Supported For Blu-Ray Creation

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H264 files have multiple uses, and Raw MPEG-4 H264-Encoded Video is one of them. Read more about the other uses further down the page.

H.264 is a type of codec used to compress and encode videos. The H in H.264 stands for "hierarchical," which describes how the video is broken down into several distinct parts that are then combined back together to form the final video. This makes H.264 ideal for streaming or transmitting large quantities of data.

The H.264 format is based heavily on the MPEG-4 format. This makes it easy for video producers to transition from one codec to another. Many of the technologies used in H.264 also exist in other formats, like H.265. The only difference is that H.265 is just a newer version of H.264.

It offers higher quality than MPEG-2 at the same bit rate. In general you should probably go with H.264
This is why I made my BDMV disc using a much better video codec. It's a universal format for streaming, too.