With the MacX Video Converter Pro app for Mac and Windows, you can easily recompress your 4K iPhone videos and transcode foreign videos to iOS-friendly formats for easy playback on Apple devices.
The feature-packed release also brings advanced color grading features, support for Apple’s new media formats in iOS 11 and a bunch of additional perks.
A number of other popular apps have picked up support for the edge-to-edge OLED display on iPhone X.
You can now enjoy HDR video from Vimeo on your iPhone X, iPad Pro and Apple TV 4K.
Aa a bonus, your workflows can now accept HEIF and HEVC media and interact with the new Health data types introduced in iOS 11.
The most advanced video camera for mobile can now encode your video clips using the efficient H.265 codec for the optimal balance of quality and storage.
If you own an iPhone 7 or newer with iOS 11, you are probably shooting HEIFs instead of JPEGs without even realizing it.
Plus, iMovie for macOS also features improved compatibility when sharing and exporting videos to YouTube.
iOS 11 support the efficient HEIF and HEVC codes that keep you from running out of storage but you can still share your photos and videos as good ol’ JPG and H.264 files, here’s how.
Google’s hasn’t enjoyed much success with VP8, a video codec it developed back in 2010 as a H.264 replacement for efficient video streaming. The Chrome browser supports VP8 codec out-of-the-box (so no plug-in required), but Google’s plans for VP8 domination were shattered by literally non-existent support from major industry players.
As a result, VP8 has never gained hardware-acceleration because chip makers opted to stand firmly behind H.264, an industry-standard video codec Apple’s devices support natively and on the silicon level.
At next week’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the Internet giant will be showing off YouTube streaming in a 4K resolution of 3,840 pixels by 2,160 lines via its brand new royalty-free video codec, VP9.
This time around, Google has lined up an impressive list of industry players who will back the new format. Notably absent: a certain fruity company…