Your video is as smooth as silk on my laptop. Your computer may not process the 4K video fast enough to keep up with 4K LARGE files. I would suggest shooting at 1080p and see if that makes a difference on the shaky effect you are seeing
I had a similar experience on an older Mac using a different camera shooting 1080 at 60fps. I thought it was the camera for the longest and was a little bummed. By chance I tried a different computer and that made all the difference. No more jerky, laggy video play back
Hi all, I've got a similar issues... I've shot some footage in 4K and is really difficult to edit in premiere pro (jerky + choppy in play back) is there a was to convert the footage to 1920 x 1080?
dronedronedrone Posted at 2017-4-9 20:53
Hi all, I've got a similar issues... I've shot some footage in 4K and is really difficult to edit in premiere pro (jerky + choppy in play back) is there a was to convert the footage to 1920 x 1080?
You can set the phantom to 1080p (1920x1080) in video settings, or use some converter... I personaly use FreeMake, but adobe premiere should "convert" the video too, when you render it in smaller resolution. Or just buy a better PC