Open GoPro Player, go to File > Import, then select your videos from your device to begin editing and playback.

Yes, GoPro Player supports both 360 and traditional videos, allowing seamless editing, reframe, and export in various formats.

Use the Reframe feature by selecting your clip, then adjust views and keyframes as desired, finally exporting your cinematic shot.

Activate HyperSmooth Pro in stabilization settings; it analyzes your GoPro motion for ultra-smooth, professional-quality stabilization automatically.

Go to Export settings, select your resolution (e.g., 4K, 5.6K), codec (HEVC, H.264, ProRes), then export your video for editing or sharing.

Yes, add videos to the queue, then click Batch Export to process multiple files automatically, saving time for large projects.

The app offers a free version with basic features; for full functionality and updates, go to Settings > Account > Subscription to subscribe.

Yes, access lens correction and horizon leveling in editing tools to improve footage quality and straighten your videos during post-production.

Ensure the exported format (MP4, codecs) is compatible with your device; try using standard resolutions and codecs supported widely.

No, HyperSmooth Pro is optimized for standard footage; it's not available for 360 content, but standard videos benefit from advanced stabilization.