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Canon's new 5D Mark IV  succeeds the Mark III with more of everything. But most importantly, it records DCI 4K (4096 x 2160) video instead of UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) video using MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 compression. While enjoying the stunning video quality, many folks are having problems when importing 5D Mark IV DIC  4K video to Adobe Premiere Pro  (even with the latest Premiere Pro CC). If you're in such a situation, you can read on the article to learn more, which mainly shows you how to get 5D Mark IV 4K MP4 or MOV footage and Premiere Pro to work beautifully. Granted, Premiere Pro CS6, CC can handle (usually) 4K files without much problem, but it is extremely hardware intensive. Thankfully you probably don't have to buy a new computer... Something else, the recorded MOV/MP4 files are compressed using the h.264 codec, which is final delivery codec and it is not one you want to use for editing. On this circumstance, if you are stick to import 5D Mark IV 4K videos in PPro, you'

Before sharing your iPhone recordings on  YouTube /Vimeo//Facebook/ Instagram , you may want to edit iPhone videos in a video editing program. However, you may find it a painful experience to put iPhone videos to Premiere Pro. That's because the iPhone (including iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C, iPhone 4S, etc.) records and outputs its files as .MOV files. Files are compressed using the h.264 codec, which is not good for editing in Premiere Pro. This tutorial will quickly walk you through how to drag and drop iPhone 7 (4K) videos to Premiere Pro timeline for editing without hassle. To work iPhone 7 (4K) videos in Premiere Pro smoothly, we need convert iPhone video to Adobe Premiere preferred MPEG-2 or H.264 files and then import the converted files to Premiere Pro for editing.  Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac  is recommended here to help you encode all of your iPhone (4K) files to MPEG-2/H.264 for using in Premiere Pro CC/CS6/CS5. It is

Since the day that  iPhone 7  supports  4K  video recording, iPhone fans keep asking one question on forum: when Apple will support  H265/HEVC  natively on iOS? iPhone fans had a big expectation about HEVC playback support on next generation but received disappointment. By 2017, iPhone 8 is leaked to arrive in September. Does HEVC support for playing and recording will come to iPhone 8? If not, how to play HEVC/H.265 video on iPhone 8? Let's find the answers! As we have mentioned before, currently it's no concrete evidence to show that we can freely play HEVC H265 video on iPhone 8. Although iPhone 8 can't play HEVC video, you can convert HEVC to iPhone.  We would like to recommend the converter to transfer software to convert and sync HEVC video to iPhone 8 at one go.  Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac   drives you to  convert H.265 to H.264  for iPhone 8/iPhone 7/ iPhone 6/6S Plus at an extremely fast speed. If you use windows systems, please turn to  Dimo Video Conve

When you own lots of MKV files and a Panasonic TV, chances are you want to play MKV files on Panasonic TV through USB flash drive or wifi. However, when you try to do this, you'll find you may be unable to. According to Panasonic's official site,  Panasonic TV support MKV format . It's so strange, isn't it? So what's the matter? Can't play MKV files on Panasonic TV? Refer to the troubleshooting for MKV incompatibility issues on Panasonic TV.  For your information, an MKV is only a container. Different MKV files tends to contain different video and audio codecs. The MKV files with unsupported audio codec (i.e. MKV DTS files) certainly can't be played on the Panasonic TVs. In a case like this, you have to make audio stream in MKV files compatible with Panasonic TV. It sounds a bit complicated.  Actually, this problem is easy to solve - all you have to do is convert the MKV videos to a fully compatible format with Panasonic TV. Once you have, you can add them t

Blu-ray discs provide you high-definition and high-capacity discs deliver a truly cinematic and immersive experience. Everyone thinks that it is a very good way to convert Blu-ray to MKV (a most popular format in recent years) or other digital files to keep Blu-ray discs from scratching, or manage our movies in a more convenient way for playing on media players. The question is how can we  rip Blu-ray to .mkv files in a lossless way  with the same quality as original? Well, this article gives details about how to make perfect Blu-ray copy with lossless mkv format on Mac/Windows in several clicks.  In fact, there are a lot of different methods for converting Blu-ray to MKV, several different encoding programs, like  MakeMKV , and more than a few ripping solutions. We combed through the options to pull together the simplest working method-  Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac .  It runs as the the top of the list of the best Blu-ray rippers in quick decrypting the protected BD discs wi