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To your last point, the Macbook Pro on Apple's website, directly markets being able to encode and decode both 4K ProRes and 8k ProRes video and do it quicker th
by NoPicklez 4y ago
To your last point, the Macbook Pro on Apple's website, directly markets being able to encode and decode both 4K ProRes and 8k ProRes video and do it quicker than before. It also sites video editing and transcoding in its comparisons to Intel chips for performance.
So taking Apple's marketing literally, it seems exporting 8K footage would be a main expected use-case.
It's just the classic situation Apple continuously puts itself in with building a laptop that is starved for airflow.
- shepherdjerred 4y agoBut it does encode faster than the M1 right? That's what the parent comment said?
- _aavaa_ 4y agoIt does not in fact market itself for encoding and deconding 8K footage. They market it as being able to “work with more streams of 4K and 8K ProRes video”. And all of the benchmarks are with respect to transcoding, and only 4K media not 8K.