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Easy 4K Video Editor and Processing Software | VideoProc

by Carissa Morland on Dec 16, 2018 at 8:04 pmDecember 19, 2018 at 3:27 pm

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The chasing of high definition has never stopped. Increasing gadgets natively support 4K video recording and employ the new format HEVC for keeping the balance between file size and quality. It is very convenient to get 4K clips from DSLRs, GoPros, smartphones while video editing software should unlock more powers to keep up with the trend.

Editing “expert” – which helps create cinematic scenes – is not so badly in need. An easy beginner-oriented program capable of processing 4K footage is much better for vlogger, YouTuber, GoPro shooter and most of you.

VideoProc simplifies video editing and processing, working perfectly for 4K footage. Try it and you will probably be surprised with its consumer-friendly operation, neat features and smooth performance.

Let’s explore it started from the design. A straightforward and intuitive interface drives users to access to editing functions without guesswork. Even someone who doesn’t have much video editing experience can primarily learn how to use it quickly.

It gives full acceptance of 4K sources varying from formats, XAVC-S, HEVC and so on. More than that, it can handle virtually all video files, from mainstream H.264/AVI/MOV/MKV to fringe RMVB/SWF/MXF, from high-frame-rate slow motion to time lapse.

The next step after file importing is to edit. VideoProc gathers an array of basic but essential editing tools in a quick access toolbox. Open the box and you can get:

Deshake and Denoise

VideoProc now plays as a video enhancer and fixer. It helps stabilize 4K shaky video to well smoothen every wobbly movement. The image will be cropped in a bit but the quality will not be affected at all. Denoise is an audio fixing feature. It focuses on reducing or removing background noise which inevitably disturbs your voice for explanation or narration.

Correct Fisheye

Fisheye happens when shooting with wide-angle lens, for example GoPros. Fisheye lens are popular in underwater filming because it can capture wider area, give maximizing color and sharpness. However, a distorted, curved view is shown. VideoProc empowers you to opt for removing fisheye distorted effect to get linear footage while keeping wider perspective.

Merge, Split and Trim

Sometimes, it is necessary to gather multiple scattered segments together to compose a full storyline in one video. Sometimes, you have to split a whole video into several parts with much smaller size for uploading. Trimming is also an essential process to cut redundant or unwanted parts off the raw file. All of those demands, VideoProc can meet.

Rotate and Flip

VideoProc rectifies sideways or upside down videos by rotating and flipping. The orientation of video can be changed through a left or right rotation of 90/180/270 degree. Source videos can also be flipped horizontally or vertically for better viewing on computer or online.

Furthermore, you can do some small tricks included in the toolbox, like making gifts, extracting frames/subtitles, 3D to 2D etc.

More Editing Shortcuts outside Toolbox

Open VideoProc > import a 4K video > select an output and then you can see several editing shortcuts, including Effect, Watermark, Cut, Crop and Subtitle. Select any of them and you will be led to an editing window. Here, you can apply a particular effect to video; add text/image watermark for copyright protection; cut clips; crop image and add subtitle.

Editing is prepared for uploading. However, 4K footage fails to share online for large size, incompatible format and extremely slow uploading speed. VideoProc can handle the trouble. It can not only transcode 4K HEVC to H.264 or other compatible formats with devices or sites, but reduce file size of source video with possible smallest size but highest quality.

What should be mentioned now is the key technique of VideoProc – Full GPU Acceleration. It plays a crucial role to deliver a fast and solid performance to process 4K videos. 4K editing is a CPU-intensive task resulting in crashing or jerky editing process especially when you run video editing software on an underpowered computer. VideoProc utilizes GPUs (Intel, NVIDIA, AMD) to offload the burden of video encoding, decoding and processing from CPU. Graphic cards greatly accelerates video editing and processing reading up to 47x real-time faster, CPU is relieved lowering to 33% usage and the output quality is remained 98% of original video.

As versatile video processing software, VideoProc can give you more:

  • Convert DVD: Make a digital copy of unprotected and copy-protected DVD as MP4 (H.264), AVI, WMV, MOV, FLV, MPEG2 etc. Ready-made hundreds of output profiles, it can convert DVD to iPhone, iPad, Samsung, Huawei, Xbox, PS3/4, YouTube, Facebook etc, without compromising quality.
  • Download Videos: Save videos offline from 1000+ sites, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vimeo included. It is also available to download whole channel, playlist and live videos.
  • Record Screen: Capture screen and webcam simultaneously for you to create game/makeup tutorials, reaction videos with a resolution of up to 1080P and hi-fi audio.
Carissa Morland is a copywriter from Digiarty Software, who concentrates on offering the most useful multimedia solutions. Keeping eyes on tech news, she broadcasts valuable information of trending high-tech and gadgets from smartphones/tablets to desktops.
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