H.265 and 5.7K 360-video export

wieus

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Oct 17, 2018 12:44

Does the PowerDirector 17 support editing and exporting 5.7K 360-video in H.265? I am thinking of buying the new Insta360 One X, but not sure if that high video resolution is supported. Currently I can only see the option for 4K 360-video export in H.264 in my PD16.

optodata

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Oct 17, 2018 13:25

Hi

Your question was specifially addressed in this thread. A quick search for "5.2k" would have shown this

JoeZ99

Member Joined: Oct 12, 2014 08:05 Messages: 57 Offline

Dec 30, 2018 09:00

Quote Hi

Your question was specifially addressed in this thread. A quick search for "5.2k" would have shown this

optodata,

I just read that other thread. I'm very impressed! Hopefully, PD will evolve to handle 5.7K video directly without all the extra work. I'm planning on purchasing the Insta360 One X so I'm studying all the issues first. I just installed PD17.
Joe

JoeZ99

Member Joined: Oct 12, 2014 08:05 Messages: 57 Offline

Jun 04, 2019 06:28

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optodata,

I just read that other thread. I'm very impressed! Hopefully, PD will evolve to handle 5.7K video directly without all the extra work. I'm planning on purchasing the Insta360 One X so I'm studying all the issues first. I just installed PD17.
Joe

After much experimenting with the One X and PD17, here's my typical work flow.

film in 5.7K

export in 5.7K to .mp4

import into PD17

load as a 2D mostly in little planet mode

edit

export as a HD

upload to Vimeo

This works for me. I'm having a blast with little planet videos. I don't care if few people "get it". Most people who view my little planet videos think I'm nuts since they've never seen such videos before. Here's one that did get some attention- me walking along a stream with lots of waterfalls in central Massachusetts: https://vimeo.com/333618550

Looks kinda trippy- which is what I want - the more trippy the better. Brings back memories of the '60s.

Joe

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