While Storm Dennis the Menace throws his weight about I thought I’d take that opportunity to learn how to edit some of the footage I captured a while ago. I was so dissappointed to discover that most of the videos are riddled with glitches, choppy frames & pixelated in some frames. I suspect that the settings I use may be the cause.
How do I prevent this issue from re-occurring? If the settings are the cause, what are your recommendations? I have attached my settings screenshot & a link to one of my videos. Please feel free to muck about with the video & edit it, maybe I might learn a thing or two from you guys.
I am a noobie guys, please be gentle with the technical jargon it might crack my head open.
I will be calibrating that compass before my next flight.
Thank you for your quick response lads, I really appreciate it.
I have uploaded the video onto youtube & the link is above.
My SD card is a 128gb Sandisk extreme pro. It seems I cannot edit the post above to get rid of the my address & replace the video dowload link with the youtube one.
I have rendered the video using premiere pro & the results are the same.
Hmmm. Yes - it looks similar, and costs about the same.
Your video symptoms are very inline with a card that’s not fast enough so, were I in your position, my first step would be to get another card to check things with.
At the end of the month I will invest in the extreme pro that you’ve linked above. Hopefully the weather will be on it’s best behavior then. in the mean time I’ll see if there is a way of checking the card’s authenticity.
Will capturing video at 2K or lower res’ eliminate the issue?
If speed is the only issue, then lower res could work OK.
I’d start at 1080 and if that’s fine, at least you know the P4P is fundamentally sound.
Then increase res/frame-rate in steps to see where it starts to have issues again.
