# Affordable Solution for 4K Video Editing on Older Macs

Edit 4K videos quickly and easily with VideoProc Converter.

- **Source:** [Macworld](https://brifing.si/source/5c5245ce-d063-40e0-bd54-48b60cbc761f)
- **Published:** 2026-07-26
- **Topic:** [Product Management](https://brifing.si/c/product)
- **Original article:** <https://www.macworld.com/article/3196351/this-tool-helps-older-macs-edit-4k-videos-and-its-only-60-for-life.html>
- **On Brifing:** https://brifing.si/s/55f14db3-2cd4-4e7c-83c8-8749649a720e

## 4K Video Editing on Older Macs

VideoProc Converter accelerates 4K video editing, conversion, and downloading on older Macs, saving users time. Thanks to hardware acceleration technology, even large files can be processed quickly.

## Performance with Hardware Acceleration

VideoProc Converter uses level-3 hardware acceleration to perform 4K video processing up to 47 times faster. This feature offers a smooth user experience even on older Macs.

## Versatile Video Editing Tools

With VideoProc, you can trim, crop, add subtitles, stabilize shaky clips, and fix fisheye distortion all from a single screen. It also includes a feature to remove background noise.

## Video Downloading and Recording Features

VideoProc allows downloading videos, playlists, and channels from over 1,000 sites like YouTube and Facebook. It also offers a mode for recording gameplay, webinars, and presentations.

## DVD Backup and Compression

With VideoProc, you can back up and digitize your old DVD collection. It also compresses large files to make them suitable for sending to your desired destination.

## Economical Solution with Family License

VideoProc Converter's family license can be used on five Mac devices. With a one-time payment, this tool offers an ideal solution for older Macs, usable for years.

## Sources covering this story

- https://www.macworld.com/article/3196351/this-tool-helps-older-macs-edit-4k-videos-and-its-only-60-for-life.html — 

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