Burning HD Content

[DisneyExplorer]

I have just finished editing my HD GoPro holiday video on my laptop and now want to put it on a hard copy so I can watch it on TV, what would you recommend?

[stevo25]

Depends if your TV has a usb slot. If so add the MP4 to it and use the video player.
Or community.gopro/t5/GoPro...-DVD/td-p/6640

[DisneyExplorer]

I used a different editing software called Magix as i found
GoPro studio not very good. I have a USB port and a SD card port.

[stevo25]

Ok, create your movie, Save it as an MP4 then write to a usb stick or SD card and see if the TV will play it back

[DisneyExplorer]

It’s a LG OLED smart tv with USB and SD card slots.

[DisneyExplorer]

Just realised I don’t have a SD card slot but have several usb and hdmi ports.

[stevo25]

Originally Posted by DisneyExplorer

Just realised I don’t have a SD card slot but have several usb and hdmi ports.

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Save to a spare usb stick then

[AntonyJ]

I have OLED set from them too, the built in video player software works a treat I find - did you have success?

[Manny Haines]

I take advantage of Googles humongous server capacity by uploading our trips onto our YouTube channel.
Simply mark as private so that only you can see them.
If you’ve got a smart telly you can then watch them on the YouTube app.
I cast mine from the IPad, so easy.

In order to upload films longer then 15 mins you need to select a special setting can’t remember what I done now but simply Google “uploading videos onto YouTube longer than 15mins” and you’ll be off and away.