The 4K Converter can also convert 4K Ultra HD video, 4K camera video or 4K video downloaded from YouTube, Netflix, etc to common video formats of MP4, AVI, MOV, WMV, WebM, DivX, FLV as well as HD MP4, HD AVI, HD WMV, HD MPG, HD MKV, HD TS, HD TRP 720p or 1080p. The 4K Converter can convert any format video in any resolution to 4K video MP4 with the resolution of 4096 x 2160 or 3840 x 2160. Wondershare UniConverter (Video Converter Ultimate) is a professional 4K Video Converter for Windows and 4K Video Converter for Mac. Introduces the Professional 4K Video Converter for Windows/Mac This article introduces a powerful 4K Video Converter, no matter you want to convert 480p, 720p or 1080p/i video to 4K 2160p to enhance video audio quality, or to convert 4K video to 1080p/720p/480p to be playable on your devices or players or to be editable in video editing tool, you will find it quite useful and helpful. Old players will hardly play 4K video or Ultra HD videos.
As 4K video is a new technology, there is still some time for new players to pace with it. Now with the arrival of 4K there are four main resolution standards for use in the home: standard definition (480p/540p), high definition (720p), full high definition (1080i/p) and ultra high definition (2160p). 4K Ultra HD TV, with its resolution only 3840 x 2160, is actually lower than the 4K industry standard of 4096 x 2160. But what is 4K?ĤK resolution, also called 4K2K, refers to a display device or content having horizontal resolution on the order of 4,000 pixels. In fact, 4K affects not just the world of 4K TV and cinema, but also cameras and image capture, smartphones and tablets, computer monitors and PC games – practically anything that displays images or records video. And just in the beginnings of 2015, LG unveils its new 2015 HDTVs to support 4K videos. YouTube and the television industry have adopted Ultra HD as its 4K standard. In 2014, World Cup matches were shot and broadcast in 4K resolution for the first time.
We have heard a lot about 4K resolution or “Ultra HD” in 2014.
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