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Yes, that is the size I am getting and that is useless given that the whole point of using 4k for stills is to get high resolution!
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Thanks for the idea but haven't encountered that yet...
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Yes, I did and the size is reduced compared to the original data. Thanks.
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OK -- thanks, is there a way to give the company feedback? Customer service is horrifically bad with agents demanding you send them piles of files because they don't know the program well enough to give straightforward answers on what appear to be general bugs!
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Thanks -- do you by any chance have an answer to my other issue? When taking snapshots (for stills) from 4k video, the stills appear at much lower resolution than in the original video (whereas if the snapshots are taken from the 4k while within the camera, they come out at full resolution). Is this to be expected and is there any fix since choosing frames on a tiny camera screen isn't easy! Thanks again.
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Thanks. I will try that. I hope this will be supported soon because H.265 files are half the size and the quality should be just as good as H.264.
Thanks again for your help.
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Power Director seems to produce excellent H.264 compressed files, but H.265 has been unusable for me due to all sorts of
artifacts introduced including frames going into negative and other strange stuff. Does anyone else have experience of this or ideas for a solution? Thanks!
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When importing 4k files and taking snapshots, the resultant files are at only half the resolution of the original 4k data.
The only way I have found to get round this is to take snapshots within the camera itself, but that means sitting for
long periods with the small camera screen and it would obviously be easier to do it within Power Director. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks!
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