Vasco Daneva
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Thank you, Jeff!
A very comprehensive explanation.Vasco
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I have the free VLC player but I have no idea what codec(s) it uses. Must be something from the K-lite pack because that’s all I ever installed. However, my laptop screen is not 4K, so I am not really watching UHD.
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I have a 6 year old Toshiba Qosmio, 8 gig RAM. Just finished a 45 minute 4K film without trouble. Yours might be a compatibility issue. My specs are much lower than what you have and I work just fine.
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But how do you make chapters in Media Encoder? When a film is 2 hours long you want to have chapters in case you want to skip to certain points of the film.
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Thank you very much!
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Thank you very much, Tero. Do you know if Adobe Encore can do MKV, or any 4K for that matter? Adobe stopped upgrading it quite some time ago. Or can you recommend an alternative?
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The device videos will be played on is Zappiti Player 4K (please see https://www.zappiti.com/zappiti_player_4k.html )
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But H264 could be a lot of things. What plays best at highest quality?
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Let’s address the most universal or common formats then.
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Thank you for your answer.
“Do you want to slap an external drive/stick into the TV’s USB port?”
Yes. The question is what format gives the best quality? DVD was good for Standard Definition. BluRay was for HD. What is best to encode 4K with in Media Encoder and then maybe Encore for something to put on an external drive/stick? Not YouTube quality, mind you. Again, like BluRay disc was best for HD, what is best for 4K (except those new 100Gb BD discs of course).Thanks again.