Code with Mosh Collection x265

x265 is 6x smaller in file size for Code with Mosh
So instead of 72GB+ it's only 12GB.
For example, Angluar 4 h264 is 28GB and only 3.8GB for x265
If there ever was a reason to re-encode x264 this would be it.
Also named all 201 files in Mastering React.
Didn't include The Ultimate Redux Course as 1.33GB is perfect.
Source: [FCO]

720p Angular 4 - Beginner to Pro x265
01- Getting Started
02- TypeScript and Object-oriented Programming Fundamentals
03- Angular Fundamentals
04- Displaying Data and Handling Events
05- Building Re-usable Components
06- Directives
07- Template-driven Forms
08- Reactive Forms
09- Consuming HTTP Services
10- Routing and Navigation
11- Authentication and Authorization
12- Deployment
13- Building Real-time Apps with Firebase
14- Angular Animations
15- Angular Material
16- Redux
17- Unit Testing
18- Integration Testing
19- Project_ Set Up
20- Project_ Authentication and Authorization_
21- Project_ Product Management
22- Project_ Product Catalog
23- Project_ Shopping Cart
24- Project_ Check Out Module
25- Project_ Modularization and Final Improvements


1080p Complete SQL Mastery x265
001 - What is SQL
002 - Installing MySQL on Mac
003 - Installing MySQL on Windows
004 - Creating the Databases
005 - The SELECT Statement
006 - The SELECT Clause
007 - The WHERE Clause
008 - The AND, OR and NOT Operators
009 - The IN Operator - Title
010 - The BETWEEN Operator - Title
011 - The LIKE Operator - Title
012 - The REGEXP Operator
013 - The IS NULL Operator
014 - The ORDER BY Clause
015 - The LIMIT Clause
016 - Inner Joins
017 - Joining Across Databases
018 - Self Joins
019 - Joining Multiple Tables
020 - Compound Join Conditions
021 - Implicit Join Syntax
022 - Outer Joins
023 - Outer Join Between Multiple Tables
024 - Self Outer Joins
025 - The USING Clause
026 - Natural Joins
027 - Cross Joins
028 - Unions
029 - Column Attributes
030 - Inserting a Row
031 - Inserting Multiple Rows
032 - Inserting Hierarchical Rows
033 - Creating a Copy of a Table
034 - Updating a Single Row
035 - Updating Multiple Rows
036 - Using Subqueries in Updates
037 - Deleting Rows
038 - Restoring the Databases
039 - Aggregate Functions
040 - The GROUP BY Clause - Title
041 - The HAVING Clause - Title
042 - The ROLLUP Operator - Title
043 - Introduction
044 - Subqueries
045 - The IN Operator
046 - Subqueries vs Joins
047 - The ALL Keyword
048 - The ANY Keyword
049 - Correlated Subqueries
050 - The EXISTS Operator
051 - Subqueries in the SELECT Clause
052 - Subqueries in the FROM Clause
053 - Numeric Functions
054 - String Functions
055 - Date Functions in MySQL
056 - Formatting Dates and Times
057 - Calculating Dates and Times
058 - The IFNULL and COALESCE Functions
059 - The IF Function
060 - The CASE Operator
061 - Creating Views
062 - Altering or Dropping Views
063 - Updatable Views
064 - THE WITH OPTION CHECK Clause
065 - Other Benefits of Views
066 - What are Stored Procedures
067 - Creating a Stored Procedure
068 - Creating Procedures Using MySQLWorkbench
069 - Dropping Stored Procedures
070 - Parameters
071 - Parameters with Default Value
072 - Parameter Validation
073 - Output Parameters
074 - Variables
075 - Functions
076 - Other Conventions
077 - Triggers
078 - Viewing Triggers
079 - Dropping Triggers
080 - Using Triggers for Auditing
081 - Events
082 - Viewing, Dropping and Altering Events
083 - Transactions
084 - Creating Transactions
085 - Concurrency and Lockign
086 - Concurrency Problems
087 - Transaction Isolation Levels
088 - READ UNCOMMITTED Isolation Level
089 - READ COMMITTED Isolation Level
090 - REPEATABLE READ Isolation Level
091 - SERIALIZABLE Isolation Level
092 - Deadlocks
093 - Introduction
094 - String Types
095 - Integer Types
096 - Fixed-point and Floating-point Types
097 - Boolean Types
098 - Enum and Set Types
099 - Date and Time Types
100 - Blob Types
101 - JSON Type
102 - Introduction
103 - Data Modelling
104 - Conceptual Models
105 - Logical Models
106 - Physical Models
107 - Primary Keys
108 - Foreign Keys
109 - Foreign Key Constraints
110 - Normalization
111 - NF- First Normal Form
112 - Link Tables
113 - NF- Second Normal Form
114 - NF- Third Normal Form
115 - My Pragmatic Advice
116 - Don't Model the Universe
117 - Forward Engineering a Model
118 - Synchronizing a Model with a Database
119 - Reverse Engineering a Database
120 - Project- Flight Booking System
121 - Solution- Conceptual Model
122 - Solution- Logical Model
123 - Project - Video Rental Application
124 - Solution- Conceptual Model
125 - Solution- Logical Model
126 - Creating and Dropping Databases
127 - Creating Tables
128 - Altering Tables
129 - Creating Relationships
130 - Altering Primary and Foreign Key Constraints
131 - Character Sets and Collations
132 - Storage Engines


1080p Mastering React x265
01 Getting Started
02 ES6 Refresher
03 Components
04 Composing Components
05 Pagination, Filtering and Sorting
06 Routing and Navigation
07 Forms
08 Calling Backend Services
09 Authentication and Authorization
10 Deployment


1080p The Complete Node.js Course x265
1 - Getting Started
2 - Node Module System
3 - Node Package Manager (NPM)
4 - Building RESTful API's Using Express
5 - Express- Advanced Topics
6- Asynchronous JavaScript
7- CRUD Operations Using Mongoose
8- Mongo - Data Validation
9- Mongoose- Modeling Relationships between Connected Data
10- Authentication and Authorization
11- Handling and Logging Errors
12- Unit Testing
13- Integration Testing
14- Test-Driven Development
15- Deployment


1080p The Complete Python Programming Course for Beginners x265
1 Getting Started
2 Primitive Types
3 Control Flow
4 Functions
5 Data Structures
6 Exceptions
7 Classes
8 Modules
9 Python Standard Library
10 Python Package Index
11 Popular Python Packages
12 Building Web Applications with Django
13 Machine Learning with Python