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ZS1SSM Posted at 2017-6-25 17:50
Computer is a I7 with 16gigs of ram and a 4gig display card --Played the video on a different pc and at the same place the video did the shaking---so it was recorded like that---If you look at the video frame for frame then you can actually see some frames lost---This only comes back as a slow SD card or the Phantom`s writing speed to the sd card is slow
Hi. Just adding to earlier posts to propose that it's not the stock SD card, as it's rated appropriately.
One additional variable I'll query is your media player. I found on my i7 laptop that I couldn't play 4K video well using my player-of-choice - VLC (64-bit). Nor would playback work well with Windows Media Player. I found that the standard Windows 10 Film&TV player works just fine with exactly the same videos.
That being said, others with dedicated video cards in desktop PCs have said that VLC works fine, and Film&TV is sus. My suggestion therefore is, try another media player if you haven't already. |
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