Transfer Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX1R II XAVC S Video to Samsung TV

Summary: You still confused with how to transfer Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX1R II XAVC S video to Samsung TV? You have got the answer here.

On the video side, Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX1R II advanced sensor and processor deliver exceptionally detailed movies with low levels of noise. It is able to support full HD 1920×1080 video recording at frame rates of 60p, 30p or 24p through use of the versatile XAVC S movie recording format.

Many users are keen on this Sony RX1R II tool which is a very compact one for excellent 4K shooting experience. You may wonder that the shooting code this camera used is XAVC S which may be not such friendly for many TVs.

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Take Samsung TV for example. Samsung Smart TV supported video format is limited, from Samsung TV official website we know that Samsung TV best video format is H.264 codec MP4 format. To play XAVC S on your TV, you’d better convert XAVC S to the best compatible format for your TV, so that you can avoid video playback issues.

Pavtube Video Converter(read the review) will help you do this job. Ingest your XAVC S videos from RX1R II, then load into this app flawlessly, you can do the conversion without any problems. Simple edits can also be done before the conversion, bunch of presets for you to choose no matter you want to load RX1R II XAVC S into your 4K TV or NLEs.

          

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Steps on How to Convert XAVC S Files to Samsung for Playback

Step 1. Load the XAVC S files.

After launching this app , click “File”>”Add Video/Audio ” to load your files, you can double click it to have a review on the preview window.



Step 2. Choose proper format for playing XAVC S on 4K TV

Here suggest you “HD Video”>”H.264 HD Video (*.mp4)”. Under this “HD Video” option, all the H.264 decode option will output as H.264 High Profile, which is the best quality for compatibility and quality maintain. 



Tips:

If your 4K TV can support playback H.265 MP4 video natively, you can totally go for H.265 HD Video (*.mp4), even some normal format can convert them into this HD codec format, which can totally improve the quality of your videos while free your local storing space.

Step 3. Adjust Parameters to maintain the 4K quality

Click this “Settings” button, it will bring you to this UI , no matter the Bit rate or Frame rate, Size (pix) all here for you to make the adjustment. You can see the whole file size if you considering about uploading them online while the file size is required for smaller one.



Tips:

If you want to maintain the 4K quality, while the default Size (pix) is 1920*1080, you can type 3840*2160 in the following box by yourself.

Step 4 .Doing simple edits on your XAVC S 4K before loading into 4K TV (opional)

If you just want to enjoy the original videos without any changes, then you can skip this step. But if you do want to make your very own video without reloading them into other NLEs like Adobe Premiere ProSony Vegas ,etc. Then with the build-in editor, you do whatever you like.

Click the “Pencil” icon to go into this UI, then trim or crop the parts you don’t want, Add subtitles or watermark for fun, adjust aspect ratio to fit your screen,etc.



Step 5: Start to convert XAVC S to H.264 HD MP4 for 4K TV

After setting the file location, click the “Convert” button to start your conversion. Click “Open output folder” to check your converted files if you forget to set the storing location.

Then you will have the most compatible and HD videos for your Samsung TV for enjoyment.

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