4K and beyond But Pile explained that many Vimeo content creators shoot in 4K with Red cameras, and the site wants to support them.

It is almost exactly a year ago when Vimeo enabled uploading 4K content to its on-demand video streaming service. Back then, however, it was limited only to its paying subscribers.

Vimeo is already known for its extremely high quality video streams, but it's about to get even better, with the site announcing today that 4K adaptive streaming has started rolling out to all users.

Vimeo enters the 4K streaming world, rolling out 4K support to some users, arrives to everyone else in Q1 2016.

Insider Vimeo is now rolling out 4K streaming to all users December 3, 2015 - 3:59 pm Vimeo is incrementally rolling out adaptive streaming support to all users, meaning we can now view videos in 4K.

Why? Vimeo previously indicated that there just weren't enough devices out there that could handle 4K streaming, so why support it? But it appears that we have finally reached a tipping point, as ...

Adaptive bitrate streaming will enable Vimeo to serve videos with a resolution of up to 4K.

Vimeo today announced that those subscribed to Vimeo Pro accounts will now have the option of uploading their videos in 4K, aka ultra high-definition video quality.

Vimeo is venturing into 4K streaming. The company today announced that it'll begin supporting Ultra HD streams for a subset of users, with everyone else receiving functionality some time early ...

Until now, Vimeo has been transcoding videos shot in the format back down to HD so that they can be streamed or downloaded by the site's users. And while the company doesn't plan to offer 4K streaming ...