Being a new compression standard, the H.265/HEVC format is not widely accepted by most major NLEs, computer applications and media devices. To be able to use H.265/HEVC files easily and fluidly, people need third party apps to convert H.265/HEVC to MP4, AVI, WMV, MPEG, and MOV fitting for various uses. […]
If you are shooting with a Samsung NX1 or NX500 4K camera, you may have issues editing its H.265/HEVC 4K video in Adobe Premiere Pro. That’s because currently Adobe hasn’t added full support for this new compression standard. To be able to use H.265/HEVC 4K footage in Adobe Premiere Pro […]
Currently, most major NLE systems have added full support for H.265/HEVC 4K video, so is Vegas Pro. However, for those who are running a version older than Vegas Pro 14, or working on a computer that is not powerful enough to handle 4K HEVC, you will need third party solutions […]
How can I upload H.265/HEVC 4K video onto YouTube or Vimeo? If you are having issues upload H.265/HEVC movies onto YouTube or Vimeo, this post may shed you some lights on this. It displays a workaround to transcode H.265/HEVC files to H.264 MP4 for uploading onto YouTube/Vimeo smoothly with good […]
Like most major NLEs, Apple iMovie doesn’t have native support for H.265/HEVC video files. To be able to ingest H.265/HEVC video to iMovie for further editing, you will need to transcode H.265/HEVC video to a Mac friendly format first, such as Apple’s InterMediate Codec encoded MOV format, which iMovie will […]