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1. MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR 4K EDITING AND PLAYBACK FOR MAC HOW TO
2. MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR 4K EDITING AND PLAYBACK FOR MAC FOR MAC OS X

Part 1: Top 3 4K Video Converters for Mac OS X (Big Sur Incl.) No. Part 3: Requirements to Play 4K UHD videos on Mac.

MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR 4K EDITING AND PLAYBACK FOR MAC HOW TO

Part 2: How to Convert 4K Videos Losslessly and Quickly.Part 1: Top 3 4K Video Converters for Mac.Also we will share some other useful tips for you to well handl 4K videos. Here we single out 3 powerful 4K video transcoders (one is free) that can help you convert or compress (HEVC) 4K to (H.264) 1080P/720P on macOS (Big Sur included). There are many Mac 4K video converters in the market. And along with a third-party 4K video converter, you can easily get the job done. The cost-effective way is to convert/compress 4K video to lower 1080p or 720p resolution to make it compatible on current hardware. This is due to the immense processing power required. Sometimes even if you've upgraded your computer hardware, you may find that 4K video plays back choopy.

Upgrading your computer configurations to handle 4K videos is a pricey proposition. In addition to taking up too much space, big file will result in choppy playback and edit, uploading time to increase, and failure to send 4K video to WhatsApp, Snapchat, Email and other programs which have strict limitations on file size and length.Īll in all, though each potential reason might result in 4K video playback or editing error on your Mac or Windows computer, the major culprit are underpowered hardware and incompatible codec. When we shoot a 1-minute video, it eats about 529MB memory when ProTune is off, and 643MB with ProTune turned on. Although GoPro HERO 8 Black uses more advanced HEVC format to encode 4K, the file still remains big. For example, recording a 60-second video with GoPro HERO will occupy approximately 493MB of memory. The 4K video playback error message goes like "4K video lagging/stuttering", "video codec not supported", "high CPU usage", "overheated computer", etc. Limited by display devices, decode technology, bandwidth, 4K sources, and many factors, we are not yet able to race onto the 4K bandwagon. Quadruple the resolution of Full-HD promises superb image quality, but also comes with large file size, even with the powerful compression H.265 codec. 4K era has already come and has been widely used in many fields like PC, television, digital cameras/drones (Gopro, DJI, IP security cameras, etc.), digital cinema.