Does anyone know why its kinda blurry? and pixelated?

It looks fine to me, but maybe I'm not looking at the specifics you are looking at....

Are you talking about when you are panning quickly or just when it is sitting there still and not moving or something else?

I also did not see anything that jumps out at me as an issue.

Was that video file takes from the Mini itself (either cable connection or pulling out the uSD card and reading that), or was it taken from the cache files in your phone?

K6CCC Posted at 9-4 06:50
I also did not see anything that jumps out at me as an issue.

Was that video file takes from the Mini itself (either cable connection or pulling out the uSD card and reading that), or was it taken from the cache files in your phone?

Glad I wasn't the only one to not see anything...  
It was in 2.7K, so it had to have been from the SD card.

KlooGee Posted at 9-4 07:04
Glad I wasn't the only one to not see anything...  
It was in 2.7K, so it had to have been from the SD card.

I'm gonna ask because honestly, I don't know.  How can you tell the source resolution of a YouTube video?  Keep in mind that prior to getting my Mini (and actually watching some stuff on YT), I watched maybe one video a month on YT.  About all I know is:  I click a link and watch something, or push the play icon if it's imbedded (as was the case here)...

DJI-Elias - where you watching the video on a full-hd screen? If so, I found that 2.7k video looks slightly fuzzy on my 1920x1080 screen but pin sharp on a QHD or 4k screen. Your video certainly looked fine to me.

K6CCC Posted at 9-4 07:15
I'm gonna ask because honestly, I don't know.  How can you tell the source resolution of a YouTube video?  Keep in mind that prior to getting my Mini (and actually watching some stuff on YT), I watched maybe one video a month on YT.  About all I know is:  I click a link and watch something, or push the play icon if it's imbedded (as was the case here)...

When watching via a PC....

Everything is fine. 2.7 k isnt good as 4k but its good enough. By blur - if you mean that it's blurry when you rotate drone (camera moves left or right) that's normal. You have to use cinematic mode and rotate slowly if you want those fotages to bee smooth

A little bit dark, but it looked OK to my 50 years old eyes.

KlooGee Posted at 9-4 07:50
When watching via a PC....

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Thanks.  Learning..  I take it that the highest available selection is what the source is - in this case 1440p.  Of course I'm watching on a 1920 x 1080 monitor, so the higher resolution does not help much I would assume...

K6CCC Posted at 9-4 08:07
Thanks.  Learning..  I take it that the highest available selection is what the source is - in this case 1440p.  Of course I'm watching on a 1920 x 1080 monitor, so the higher resolution does not help much I would assume...

Yes, that is correct.  Always happy to share!

Thanks everyone, i think i need glasses haha

Nothing wrong with your eyes ;-)

Looks good to me!