Are you an Apple fan? Absolutely I am. iPhone 6, beyond sporting the faster next-gen A8 CPU and the new iOS 8 operating system, also comes to us with a bigger yet clearer display with a 4.7 inch iPhone 6 with 1334 x 750 (348 ppi) and a 5.5 inch iPhone 6 Plus with 1920 x 1080 (401 ppi). And supported with the 1810mAh capacity and a 2915mAh capacity battery, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are able to sustain 14/24 hours for 3G talk and 250/384 hours for standby, only support the format like MP4, MOV and M4V.
Tips: More information about Apple TV and iPad.
We can shoot attractive videos with our iPhone 6 Plus at anytime and anywhere instead of carrying big camcorders. So, what an excited thing if we can upload our iPhone 6 Plus recordings to YouTube/Vimeo for watching and sharing with friends! And burning iPhone 6 Plus recordings to DVD for keeping is not a bad idea! However, video files format incompatibility is really a headache issue. Take YouTube as an example:
YouTube is a video-sharing website on which users can upload, share, and view videos. It is a great resource. Since March 2008, YouTube HD Videos have been available in a range of quality levels, with the higher quality levels offering improved picture definition. In November 2008, 720p HD support was added. And in November 2009, 1080p HD support was added. Thus users are allowed to upload and enjoy the HD video on YouTube. So many video formats that can be supported by YouTube: FLV, AVI, MPEG, MPA etc.
From above, except three video formats that can be friendly with iPhone 6 Plus, they cannot be accepted by YouTube/Vimeo or DVD very well. So, we need an iPhone 6 Plus converter to make it possible to upload videos to YouTube/Vimeo or burn into DVD with no difficulties. Here, you are fortunately to have Pavtube Video Converter for Mac. With this wonderful Mac Video Converter, you just need several simple clicks to convert iPhone 6 Plus recordings.
Some specific steps of converting iPhone 6 Plus recordings on Mac Yosemite are allowed here:
Step 1: After downloading and installing, launch the project. Open the main interface and choose the “Add video” to load your iPhone 6 Plus files in. For the multiple video clips we can hit the “Add from folder” button.
Step 2: Click the “Format” drop-down list, and choose the corresponding output format for YouTube, Vimeo and DVD.
For YouTube, choose “Flash Video>>FLV H.264 (*.flv)”.
For Vimeo, choose “HD Video>>AVI HD Video (*.avi)”.
For burning into DVD, choose “Common Video>>MPEG-2 Video (*.mpg)”.
Step 3: Most of you guys must have the desire of a further editing with your output videos, right? On the main interface, “Edit” is waiting for you. “Trim” to decide where to start and where to end, “Crop” to cut some unwanted clips, “Subtitles” to add some explanations to your audience.
Step 4: According to your different usage, you can choose what output format you want by clicking the “Convert” button.
Conclusion: After converting iPhone 6 Plus recordings to FLV, you can upload the video files to YouTube. When you converting iPhone 6 Plus footages to AVI, you can play them on Vimeo. If you convert iPhone 6 Plus clips to MPEG-2, you can burn them into DVD for keeping. It’s easy and it’s indeed of great convenience, right?
Tips: The newly released Pavtube DVD Creator for Mac program makes DVD creation much easier than ever before. It lets you burn any kind of video sources to playable DVDs within a few clicks.
Further Reading:
Tips: More information about Apple TV and iPad.
We can shoot attractive videos with our iPhone 6 Plus at anytime and anywhere instead of carrying big camcorders. So, what an excited thing if we can upload our iPhone 6 Plus recordings to YouTube/Vimeo for watching and sharing with friends! And burning iPhone 6 Plus recordings to DVD for keeping is not a bad idea! However, video files format incompatibility is really a headache issue. Take YouTube as an example:
YouTube is a video-sharing website on which users can upload, share, and view videos. It is a great resource. Since March 2008, YouTube HD Videos have been available in a range of quality levels, with the higher quality levels offering improved picture definition. In November 2008, 720p HD support was added. And in November 2009, 1080p HD support was added. Thus users are allowed to upload and enjoy the HD video on YouTube. So many video formats that can be supported by YouTube: FLV, AVI, MPEG, MPA etc.
From above, except three video formats that can be friendly with iPhone 6 Plus, they cannot be accepted by YouTube/Vimeo or DVD very well. So, we need an iPhone 6 Plus converter to make it possible to upload videos to YouTube/Vimeo or burn into DVD with no difficulties. Here, you are fortunately to have Pavtube Video Converter for Mac. With this wonderful Mac Video Converter, you just need several simple clicks to convert iPhone 6 Plus recordings.
Some specific steps of converting iPhone 6 Plus recordings on Mac Yosemite are allowed here:
Step 1: After downloading and installing, launch the project. Open the main interface and choose the “Add video” to load your iPhone 6 Plus files in. For the multiple video clips we can hit the “Add from folder” button.
Step 2: Click the “Format” drop-down list, and choose the corresponding output format for YouTube, Vimeo and DVD.
For YouTube, choose “Flash Video>>FLV H.264 (*.flv)”.
For Vimeo, choose “HD Video>>AVI HD Video (*.avi)”.
For burning into DVD, choose “Common Video>>MPEG-2 Video (*.mpg)”.
Step 3: Most of you guys must have the desire of a further editing with your output videos, right? On the main interface, “Edit” is waiting for you. “Trim” to decide where to start and where to end, “Crop” to cut some unwanted clips, “Subtitles” to add some explanations to your audience.
Step 4: According to your different usage, you can choose what output format you want by clicking the “Convert” button.
Conclusion: After converting iPhone 6 Plus recordings to FLV, you can upload the video files to YouTube. When you converting iPhone 6 Plus footages to AVI, you can play them on Vimeo. If you convert iPhone 6 Plus clips to MPEG-2, you can burn them into DVD for keeping. It’s easy and it’s indeed of great convenience, right?
Tips: The newly released Pavtube DVD Creator for Mac program makes DVD creation much easier than ever before. It lets you burn any kind of video sources to playable DVDs within a few clicks.
Further Reading:
- Any Ideas on 1080p or 720p SD/HD Videos to iPhone 6 Plus?: This guide can help you easily transfer 1080p/720p SD/HD Videos(MKV, AVI, VOB, WMV,MOV, FLV) to iPhone 6 plus in best video quality.
- Good Advice on Playing MKV on Mac with QuickTime or iTunes?: If you have no ideas on how to watch your MKV files on Mac with QuickTime or iTunes, why not move on to know more details below. Several main solutions are offered below which we can take as reference for watching MKV movies smoothly on Mac.
- Good News for iPad Air 2 Video Formats and Video Playback Tips: Any suggestions on smoothly play videos on iPad Air 2 which will be sold not for a long time? Take the following guide here.
