And the software vendor did that in today's DVDFab 11.0.3.5 release, making DVDFab 11 the 1st of its kind to support 8K video conversions.
Now that 8K has become a trend, DVDFab has a solid reason to add overall support for it. The First to Support 8K UHD Video Conversion It now has over 6,000 videos tagged as 8K. The second most popular video-streaming site Vimeo added support for 8K videos in November 2017. YouTube might be the earliest one jumping on to the 8K bandwagon, but it is definitely not the only one. Simply type 8K videos in the YouTube search box, and thousands of results will show up in seconds. While many people are still trying to find enough content to feed their 4K UHD TVs at home, is it too early to talk about 8K, something which may or may not go mainstream, at least not in the next two or three years? Absolutely not! Believe it or not, 8K videos actually have been around for quite a while.
Too Early to Hop on the 8K Bandwagon Now? To more easily visualize it, imagine four 4K TVs placed in a four-by-four grid. Mathematically, 8K resolution is actually a whopping 16 times the pixels of Full HD (1920 x 1080 seen on regular Blu-ray discs) and four times the pixels of the 4K resolution (3840 x 2160 seen on current 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray discs), that's 7680 x 4320, or 33 million pixels (33,117,600, to be exact). BEIJING, J/PRNewswire/ - Along with the release of a minor DVDFab 11 update, DVDFab Software announced its overall support to 8K UHD - dubbed by industry veterans as the futuristic resolution - in its Video Converter and four other relevant modules.
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