Convert GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 to QuickTime MOV for iPhoto

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GoPro Hero4 is the latest camera released from GoPro, inc. this is the most advanced GoPro camera yet, it has two versions, one is GoPro Hero 4 black and another is GoPro Hero 4 silver, the black version is better than the silver version. GoPro Hero 4 black version can record videos in 4K30, 2.7K60 and 1080p120, and it has equipped with 2x more powerful processor, which can offer 2x faster video frame rates. Besides it can capture high quality 12MP photos at speeds up to 30 fps, and the built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth will help you to transfer and share the recordings conveniently.

The GoPro 4K videos in MPEG-4 and outputs its files as .MP4 files (the container). The 4K MP4 files are compressed using the h.264 codec. So the 4K MP4 files you are getting out of GoPro Hero4 are suited to be delivered as is, which is usually not ideal for editing. Therefore you will encounter problems when ingesting GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 files to iPhoto, either stretched and distorted or requires constant rendering. To make GoPro Hero4 4K video files compatible with iPhoto, the easy workaround is to convert GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 to iPhoto supported format, QuickTime MOV.

To convert GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 files to iPhoto supported format, you can try UFUWare HD Video Converter for Mac. With which you can not only rewrap and transcode GoPro (4K) MP4 to QuickTime MOV for iPhoto, but also convert GoPro 4K MP4 to Apple ProRes Codec for Final Cut Pro, AIC Codec for iMovie and Final Cut Express, MPEG-2 Codec for Adobe Premiere, WMV for Movie Maker etc. Just get the professional GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 to iPhoto Converter and follow the tutorial to convert GoPro 4K videos for editing in iPhoto smoothly.

Convert GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 to QuickTime MOV for iPhoto Mac

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Download the GoPro Hero4 4K Video Converter for Mac:



Step 1. Import GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 video files

Install and launch the GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 to iPhoto Converter, and click "Add File" button to load the 4K MP4 files from your GoPro Hero4 camera.



Step 2. Select QuickTime MOV as output format

Click on the "Profile" and you will see options to convert your GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 video for certain video editing software. Since you will be importing the video to iPhoto after the conversion, select "General Video > MOV-QuickTime Video(*.mov)" as output format from the drop-down menu list.



Step 3. Customize video and audio settings(Optional)

If necessary, click "Settings" button and enter "Profile Settings" panel to customize video and audio parameters like bit rate,frame rate,resolution,sample rate,and audio channels according to your needs and optimize the output file quality. If not, just skip this step.



Step 4. Convert GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 to QuickTime MOV on Mac

When settings are done, click the "Convert" button, and the GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 to QuickTime MOV Converter will convert Gopro Hero4 4K MP4 videos to QuickTime MOV with best video and audio quality on Mac.

After the GoPro Hero4 4K MP4 to QuickTime MOV Conversion, you can click "Open Folder" button to get the generated .mov files, then import the converted GoPro 4K MP4 files to iPhoto for editing on Mac.

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