Showing posts with label 4k to xbox one video converter. Show all posts
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Friday, September 26, 2014

Topic on Playing 4K Movies with Xbox One

In the guide, we’ll have a topic on how to play 4K movies well with Xbox One? Would you like to join us?


Xbox One and 4K Video
The Xbox One is a next-generation console, and as such, it's built with some future proofing in mind. It can do things you're not quite ready for just yet, such as play back 4K resolution games, movies, and TV. The Xbox One's predecessor, the Xbox 360, supported up to 1080p video output — considered full HD. Ultra HD, as 4K is also known as, promises about four times the resolution of a 1080p video source. 

Can all 4K videos be accepted by Xbox One?

However, today, cause most 4K movies are recorded in MXF/RAW/XAVC, etc. They are not so compatible with Xbox One. Currently, 4K content could presumably use either H.264 or H.265 for encoding while Xbox One only supports the H.264 AVI for the best. Someone else may ask : It is impossible that we can ensure our 4K videos are compatible with Xbox One, so can we solve the problem?

4K to Xbox One Video Converter---a true friend for Xbox fans
To solve the problem Xbox One 4K streaming problem, maybe we can get 4K video converter to have a try, this third-party app is a true friend who can convert, edit, enhance, capture and watch any HD videos and movies, including the 4K videos to Xbox One. You can see the example below.

Note. For any 4K videos right now, this program has the ability of converting them to others except for H.265. But don’t worry, with update of 4K to Xbox One video converter, it will not be a long time for H.265. 

After download this program, double click the item and get into the interface, you can see some buttons also with a preview window on the right. ’Add Videos’ to import your 4K files and take a preview on right window. You must wait a little longer if you got large files.

To smoothly play 4K movie with Xbox One with original video quality, you need to follow ‘HD Video’>>’AVI HD Video (*.avi)’ as the output format which is specially for 4K HD videos.


Before you tap ‘Convert’ button to start your conversion, ‘Editor’ is also an interesting item to explore. Walk into the ‘Editor’ interface, we can make our video shorter by ’Trim’ or concise video image by ’Crop’. Add ‘subtitles’ to explain something to you audience, etc.

Additionally, it is suitable for DVD and Blu-rays converting to Xbox One. Have any other suggestions or ideas want to tell us? Please pay attention to our product or leave some comments below.

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