To understand 1368, you have to understand how computer graphics memory (VRAM) works. In many embedded systems, older GPUs, and LCD controllers, data is processed in chunks of 64 bytes.
1368 x 768 represents a specific moment in computing history: the transition from square 4:3 screens to widescreen 16:9, where engineers optimized for memory buses rather than marketing bullet points. 1368 x 768
This is the current standard for most media. To understand 1368, you have to understand how