Apple did not mention the subject, but his new iPhone are able to read a 4K video without any particular problem. A8 processor, built-in iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, does the job and is doing well. According to tests, video with a throughput of 50 Mbps are read normally. With video at a rate of 100 Mbps, it goes too, with slight defects, however small slowdowns sometimes.
The iPhone 6 has a 4.7-inch screen with a resolution of 1334 x 750 pixels, while the iPhone 6 Plus has a 5.5-inch screen with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. Reading a 4K video is not very useful today as it will more pixels than the screens. However, they can be read and it's interesting that Apple did not mention this.
iTunes does not allow the transfer of 4K video. It must go through the WALTR application. In addition to 4K video, can transfer FLAC, MKV, AVI and more applications in the Music and Video files to Apple.
4K videos are very, very heavy. A file in 10 seconds, the weight is 818 MB on a 16GB iPhone, it will be quickly filled. It will therefore be preferable to stay on 1080p video yet, even for the iPhone 6 64 and 128 GB.
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iTunes does not allow the transfer of 4K video. It must go through the WALTR application. In addition to 4K video, can transfer FLAC, MKV, AVI and more applications in the Music and Video files to Apple.
4K videos are very, very heavy. A file in 10 seconds, the weight is 818 MB on a 16GB iPhone, it will be quickly filled. It will therefore be preferable to stay on 1080p video yet, even for the iPhone 6 64 and 128 GB.
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