Other A huge flaw for 4K ProRes with iPhone 13 Pro.

[sunny5]

Since 4K ProRes Video is enabled starting from 256GB option, it's already a joke. How do you even transfer all files from iPhone to computer? A lighting port and cable is the only way to transfer files and it's really slow. 4K ProRes files are huge and moving those files require a fast cable and port. 4K ProRes files will use 10~15GB per min!

Clearly, Apple didnt think about this after all. They already planning to make a port-less iPhone but I highly doubt that especially for iPhone Pro series.

 

[djbuddha]

Since 4K ProRes Video is enabled starting from 256GB option, it's already a joke. How do you even transfer all files from iPhone to computer? A lighting port and cable is the only way to transfer files and it's really slow. 4K ProRes files are huge and moving those files require a fast cable and port. 4K ProRes files will use 10~15GB per min!

Clearly, Apple didnt think about this after all. They already planning to make a port-less iPhone but I highly doubt that especially for iPhone Pro series.

You’re not wrong- but I found a solution. It’s annoying, but it works a lot faster than Apple’s solution. Posted the steps here:

The Fastest Way To Copy Massive ProRes Videos From The iPhone 13 Pro

I hope this helps someone trying to copy their massive ProRes clips. As Filmic Pro supports the codec ahead of Apple updating iOS, that’s what I’m using here. Years ago, I grabbed an app called nPlayer for iOS - in short it’s like VLC but way better and I can avoid iTunes for my media. As I...

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[fstoprm]

I simply use AirDrop. After today's outing, I came back home and copied 38 ProRes files (at once) totaling 14.28GB over to my M1 Mac Mini in 2min/15sec.

 

[Fatus_Asticus]

I simply use AirDrop. After today's outing, I came back home and copied 38 ProRes files (at once) totaling 14.28GB over to my M1 Mac Mini in 2min/15sec.

This.