What version of Quik do I need vs what version can I get?

[iainb605]

Just bought the Hero 7 black and I've been playing around with it.  I've got a SCUBA and Mountain Bike trips coming up.  I noticed that the 4K/60FPS videos don't load into my version of Quik.  Try to download the latest version only to find out that GoPro locked it to Win 10, and I'm running 8.1 Pro....

So what's the min version of Quik to load/edit 4K/60fps videos?

What's the max version GoPro will let me use on my version of Windows?

Side note:  I confirmed that my test footage @ 4K/60FPS plays on my S7E and on my PC in VLC, so I know the files aren't corupt.  These videos seem to work everywhere extecpt in Quik :(

Thanks!

[graytree76514 · Accepted solution]

Yes because it only accespt friles straight from the camera @iainb605,

From there you may consider getting VSDC or Filmora or other free video editing software which is also good and easy to use. 

Regards,

-Jay 

[graytree76514]

Hi @iainb605,

That's a software limitation. 

You can try other software instead such as VSDC or Filmora. 

Regards,

-Jay 

[iainb605]

@graytree76514 so no version of Quik can work with 4k/60FPS??

[graytree76514]

Hi @iainb605,

Please check this article.

https://gopro.com/help/articles/block/hevc

Thanks,

-Jay 

[iainb605]

Is there an article out on the best options within HandBrake?  I'd like to keep the native reasultion and frame rate.

[aragon1006]

Hi @iainb605

You may check this article:

How to Convert GoPro HEVC Videos to H.264 Using HandBrake

Thanks!

Ej

[iainb605]

hey @aragon1006

I converted my 4k/60fps video to H264 but GoPro studio/quik still won't let me add it.  :(

[graytree76514 · Accepted solution]

Yes because it only accespt friles straight from the camera @iainb605,

From there you may consider getting VSDC or Filmora or other free video editing software which is also good and easy to use. 

Regards,

-Jay