Observed arrival · 2026-11-07

SphereCut keeps the 8K original on the PC

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An Android-to-Windows workflow for editing 8K 360° footage on a phone, then rendering from the full original on a PC.

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For: 360° video editors using Android phones and Windows PCs
Worth noticing: In one reported 14.18-second GoPro test, a 258 MB original became a 15 MB phone copy and a 2 kB returned edit.

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SphereCut describes a three-step path: keep the source file on Windows, transfer a smaller complete 360° working copy to Android over local Wi-Fi, then send the edit back for PC rendering. Its example is one 14.18-second GoPro clip tested on a Galaxy A34: 258 MB original, 15 MB phone copy, and a 2 kB edit file. The page lists Android 10+, offline editing, and 6–8 GB RAM for its Lite setup; these are product-page claims, not an independent test.

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