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If you deal with video editing, you probably find yourself needing to convert video files on a daily basis. Fortunately, OS X offers many ways to do this quickly and painlessly. Let’s look at three of them.
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Video files are collections of images, audio and other data. The attributes of the video signal include the pixel dimensions, frame rate, audio channels, and more. In addition, there are many different ways to encode and save video data. This
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Codecs don’t need to be hard. No, really, they don’t. By the end of this article, you will be able to pick the best codec for you on each project. You’ll be empowered to make your own informed decisions about codecs, instead of relying
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The misunderstanding comes from confusions about capturing vs transcoding. Capturing at a higher bit depth is pretty much always a good thing for image quality. If you can capture at a higher bit depth, that’s great – go for it. But if
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Blackmagic RAW is a revolutionary new and very modern codec that’s easier to use and much better quality than popular video formats, but with all the benefits of RAW recording. Featuring multiple new technologies, such as a new advanced de-mosaic algorithm, Blackmagic RAW gives
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Luminous colors, stunning high quality If you shoot or master HDR footage you can now upload those videos for sharing online. And your viewers can now watch your colour-optimized videos on the latest HDR displays. That includes support across Apple’s
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This is a companion post to our mega-article on codecs: How to Choose the Right Codec for Every Project. Take a look at that if you haven’t seen it yet! We’ve pulled together a list of the most common intermediate
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Codecs don’t need to be hard. Really. This mega-post explains everything you need to know in order to pick the best codec for you on each project. Source: How to Choose the Right Codec for Every Project
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The word codec is really the combination of two words: coder and decoder which, by the way, is exactly what they’re designed to do. Codecs simply encode and compress streams of data for storage or decompress streams of data for
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