One of the most requested features in Google Drive is 4K video recording, but has it been supported since its latest update on the Google Drive website? In this article, we investigate the possibility that 4K support was implemented before Google Drive’s recent update, but wasn’t listed at the time. Before reading this article, it’s important to read our 1.5 and 2.0 features overview posts on Google Drive to understand what drive update options are and how they work.
Google Drive 2.0 First Desktop App for Mac & Windows, then Update Lead to 4K Support?
Google Drive was first implemented as a desktop application for the macOS and Windows platforms starting with Version 2 in May 2014, which is reported as an improvement over version 1.6, with additional
What is 4K?
4K stands for four thousand pixels. It has 3,840×2,160 resolution in each video frame. To achieve high quality visuals, you would need to increase the image size of your videos by a factor of four with normal HD video footage. It’s the same as seeing 4K high-definition televisions with crisp detail on them. true 4K Using Standard HD Source Material As you might expect, the extra pixels required for 4K footage would eat up most of your time editing. This is as true in an editing project of any length as if you started with animation or footage footages at 4 times standard resolution. It’s intensive to go that route, but if a client wants it or you want to stay fresh, look into it!
In terms of readability and situations when creating a film on one device then transferring to
Benefits of 4K content now that it’s official
With 4K support now official (at least partially), it’s a good idea to invest in the right hardware. This hardware can be expensive, but it ensures you’ll get the full 4K experience in terms of quality and the software is widely available. Nvidia’s G-sync, for example, is a great tech but it only works as well in 4K as it does on 1080. The 1440 offers the best quality to cost ratio.
The Acer Aspire GX 552 Central is easily one of the best budget gaming laptops we have come across this year so far, even despite the price jump from its predecessor, the Aspire GX 710. Despite being more than $100 above at which the previous model sits there is still virtually omissions in terms of features. The … review of the Acer Aspire GX 552 Central The Aspire GX 710 is one of Acer’s budget line laptops but at least it did not have many omissions. However, like a lot of budget laptops in its price range this model doesn’t score well on some counts. Take the availability let’s begin with that, there is literally no way to order one outside of the US which is quite the
Video from YouTube recorded in 4K and shared to Play staion
Google Drive supports uploading 4K videos recorded by users who have the right standard 2.7 GHz processor and 8 GB of memory available in their computers. The 4K video recording must be conducted on compatible devices, primarily the newest generation of Surface Pro 3 or MacBook pro 5, to ensure that they are crisp, clear, and full of detail in every clear frame. The newest generation of Surface Pro 3 also incorporates a device display that supports 4K video recording, providing users among the added perks of the new technology. There is no doubt th at 4K videos are quickly turning into second nature through professional videographers, amateur film makers and just about everyone who understands the value in storage space for those meaningless moments in today’s digital world.
Great news for us to announce that Google documents recognize Adobe Acrobat X 12. In fact even Microsoft Word recogn ising it.
More significant, though, is that you can edit not just still images but also animations and audio in most apps (except HTC Sense).
The good news is that there’s always an App Snap Save option: a feature found on iOS as well as Android phones, which curates the view of your unread message so that you don’t get swamped by them. But Best Buy has really outdone itself with their $25 gift card for using
Conclusion
In this blog post, I concluded that Google Drive does not support 4K video recording at the time of writing. Also, on the same page you see in the image at the top of this blog post, it states that Support for 4K and 5K video recording will be available to all Drive users by mid-2018.
The most important thing is to keep up with Google releases to confirm that your new functionality keeps working, or if any changes will be made to existing plans. So do share your feedback to Google where I might take notice! Until next time,Alex