Monthly Archives: May 2017

PS4 Pro Support 4K MP4 video files in Media Player app

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Four and a half months after the debut of the PlayStation 4 Pro, this 4K-capable console will finally gain support for playback of 4K video files. Sony also claims that the 4K video in MP4 format saved on USB stick or home server can be played on the Media Player app. (Remember, you’ll also need


Import Samsung NX1 H.265 to Premiere Pro

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The Samsung NX1 Camera features a 28.2MP BSI APS-C CMOS sensor that not only produces high-resolution images, but also 4K video at 24 fps, UHD at 30 fps, and full 1080p HD video at up to 60 fps. High Efficiency Video Coding (H.265) is applied so that even 4K and UHD video files remain easy


Play 4K UHD Video and Movies on New iPad 2017

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Apple has recently unveiled a new 9.7-inch iPad – the company’s first major product launch of 2017. The new iPad runs on Apple’s latest iOS 10 operating system, and uses the same A9 chip. The important distinction to make the new iPad 2017 is that it isn’t part of Apple’s iPad Pro series. It is


Import and Edit GoPro 4K Video with Premiere Pro CC

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With the GoPro Hero 4 or GoPro Hero 5 camera, you can capture 4K video at 24, 25, 30 fps at in MP4 container file format with H.264 compression codec. For Premiere Pro CC users who try to edit the GoPro Hero footage with Premiere Pro CC 2014.0.1, they complain that they even get choppy


Play NBA Recordings on TV/iPad/iPhone/Android

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Have downloaded some 2017 new NBA video in 4K UHD, HD 1080P, 720P, SD from popular NBA sports streaming sites like NBA TV, VipBox TV, StreamSports.me, LiveTV.sx, BossCast.net, etc and wish to play the NBA recordings offline on your iPhone, iPad, Android phone or tablet on the move or stream to your large TV for


Encode 4K MXF to MP4 in 4K/HD/3D Format on Mac

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Have recorded some 4K MXF files with your Sony F55/FS5/PXW-Z150/PXW-7100, Canon XC10/XF-300 or other cameras and wish to convert the 4K MXF files to the more compatible 4K MP4 files for conveniently sharing on YouTube and playing on computer or streaming to 4K TV, HD MP4 file formats for smoothly viewing on smartphone, tablets, HD TV,


Import 4K Video to Aperture 3

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The Aperture is a photo editing and management computer program developed by Apple for the OS X operating system. In Aperture 3.0 released on February 9, 2010, Apple has update this program with the capability to handle video and audio files. For people who some personal 4K media such as 4K video footage shot with


Pavtube 2017 Mother’s Day Up to 78% Off Blu-ray/DVD/Video Tools

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The 2017 Mother’s day will come in just few days, there are many different ways to celebrate this great day with your Mom. You can either send a delicate card with all your best wishes, prepare a delicious super for her or a bouquet of beautiful flowers to put a smile on her face. But


Handrake H.265/HEVC Encoding on Mac

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H.265, also referred to as High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) is a new video compression standard which achieves double the data compression of H.264/MPEG-4 AVC and, best of all, preserves the best video quality. It supports 8K UHD and resolutions up to 8192×4320. There are a whole collection of tools and utilities that can encode


Best Workflow of Mavic Pro 4K with FCP X

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The DJI Mavic Pro camera shoots up to 4096×2160 4K video at 30 frames per second. For Final Cut Pro X users, when the shooting is completed, you may come the need to import the Mavic Pro 4K video into FCP X for some post editing workflow. The following article will show you the workflow


HEVC to MP4 Converter: Fast Change H.265 Video to MP4

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HEVC or High Efficiency Video Codec, is an successor to H.264/MPEG-4 AVC. HEVC’s main advantage over H.264 is that it offers double the compression ratio for the same quality. This means that a video file encoded with HEVC can occupy half the space of its H.264 equivalent with no noticeable change in quality, or the