I just received my DJI Phantom 4 Pro Obsidian. I did my first flight today filming at 4K 60fps. I have a MacBook Pro with touchbar. The video playback is choppy. Any ideas? Thanks
Video Playback Choopy
- Thread starter Jack Matthias
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Is it choppy watching it in QuickTime or just when scrubbing through in your video editor?
My MacBook Pro will play the video from my phantom 4 pro, but editing is another story. I went to a proxy workflow and the guys on adobe premieres forum are recommending uncompressing the video, which makes it better, but still kinda choppy. I’m trying a few different codecs before I just go with the proxies, between the space and extra time to transcode the video to prores 422or cineform or DNxHD/R I’m thinking the proxies weren’t too bad.
My 4gb f Ike uncompressed to 39gb in prores 422.
My MacBook Pro will play the video from my phantom 4 pro, but editing is another story. I went to a proxy workflow and the guys on adobe premieres forum are recommending uncompressing the video, which makes it better, but still kinda choppy. I’m trying a few different codecs before I just go with the proxies, between the space and extra time to transcode the video to prores 422or cineform or DNxHD/R I’m thinking the proxies weren’t too bad.
My 4gb f Ike uncompressed to 39gb in prores 422.
Thanks the issue I am having is this.
Kind of hard to tell from the video but try this if you are worried about firmware causing airframe cracking try this:
With the props off, throttle up slowly. The airframe should remain perfectly still. If it vibrates or shakes, downgrade to 602 or below. Inspect the aircraft carefully from the motor to the vent for any cracking.
With the props off, throttle up slowly. The airframe should remain perfectly still. If it vibrates or shakes, downgrade to 602 or below. Inspect the aircraft carefully from the motor to the vent for any cracking.
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