Hi

Can any one recommend a pc based video editing software that can handle editing 4k 60fps at 100mb data rate.  I have been using Corel Video studio for years with other cameras but the bit rate on the DJI pocket is so high the software cant seem to cope with it.  I have been in touch with Corel but they cant seem to resolve it.  Any recommendations (apart from adobe premier pro - too expensive) would be greatly received.

Thanks

You can try Vegas PRO:

https://www.vegascreativesoftwar ... Un_hSRoCNYAQAvD_BwE

Hello there. Good day and thank you for reaching out. Since this is a 3rd party editing software to edit your footage. I hope that you will get the best recommendation from our fellow DJI members on what is the best 3rd party software they are using in editing there work. Thank you and keep filming.

Adobe Premiere Elements works great with high bitrate Pocket 2 footage.

Are you certain that the issue isn't with your computer rather than with the software?

I don't have any issue with Premiere Pro, but it really depends on your machine configuration.
In case you have lags you can use proxies and work on them without lag, and switch to the original footage before final export.

Miguel Leitão Posted at 5-11 10:06
You can try Vegas PRO:

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.com/index.php?id=351&L=52&AffiliateID=178&phash=LjmUipAVFVxrmmmH&gclid=CjwKCAjw1uiEBhBzEiwAO9B_Hb7n2lAlyGNBy9pvcT0jv_6v3NQZk91Fn1rFuJx-kjONRvSJUn_hSRoCNYAQAvD_BwE

Hi Thanks for the reply.

Its still a bit more than I wanted to paybut thanks for the suggestion

chririva Posted at 5-12 05:02
I don't have any issue with Premiere Pro, but it really depends on your machine configuration.
In case you have lags you can use proxies and work on them without lag, and switch to the original footage before final export.

Hi Thanks for the reply.

I don't have lag.  When the project has rendered it comes put with a lower bit rate than the original no matter what settings I am using in Corel Video Studio.  This causes some garining effects in the finished video.

Joe Zekas Posted at 5-11 20:03
Adobe Premiere Elements works great with high bitrate Pocket 2 footage.

Are you certain that the issue isn't with your computer rather than with the software?

Hi Thanks for the reply

I dont think its the computer as I can render a film that comes out with the same bit rate and qaulity but only if I dont add any titles or graphics of any kind. If I do the finished film sticks on the opening graphic and pixelates.  The video runs with no picture and only audio.  Im guessing if it was the Laptop then it wouldn't be able to produce the high qaulity film at all.   I have tried various settings so think its the software but I cant be 100% sure .

Have you tried LumaFusion , its iOS based but its really good quick handles 4K like a knife going through Butter, works on both Mac book or ipad iphone so very easy to use while traveling has everything you need to edit pocket videos and much more. It only costs one off fee £20 . You can get it at the App Store . Extremely easy to use and plenty instruction video on YT.


I also use FCPX , but 9 times out of 10 I will now use LumaFusion.

My choice is Adobe Premiere Pro. Fortunately DJI Pocket 2 creates lo-resolution doubles of every video, titled with .LRF extension.
I copy files to my computer and run a script that batch renames all .LRF to xxx_Proxy.MP4 (xxx is the original filename without extension)  This way Adobe Premiere recognizes the lo-res copies as Proxies for a higher resolution original mp4 files.
I select all added hi-res MP4 files, right-click "Proxies - Attach Proxies" and select a _Proxy.MP4 file for the first one. Others are attached automagically.

This makes editing on an old laptop easier. For output it takes the original hi-res versions, of course.

I get the impression that DaVinci Resolve 17 is very popular these days - basic version is free.

I use DaVinci Resolve with great results.  There is even a free version.  

hallmark007 Posted at 5-12 14:01
Have you tried LumaFusion , its iOS based but its really good quick handles 4K like a knife going through Butter, works on both Mac book or ipad iphone so very easy to use while traveling has everything you need to edit pocket videos and much more. It only costs one off fee £20 . You can get it at the App Store . Extremely easy to use and plenty instruction video on YT.

Hi Thanks for the reply

In Short No.  I'm PC based not an apple fan, found they tried to control every aspect of what I wanted to do with my own devices.

Sergei S Posted at 5-13 01:57
My choice is Adobe Premiere Pro. Fortunately DJI Pocket 2 creates lo-resolution doubles of every video, titled with .LRF extension.
I copy files to my computer and run a script that batch renames all .LRF to xxx_Proxy.MP4 (xxx is the original filename without extension)  This way Adobe Premiere recognizes the lo-res copies as Proxies for a higher resolution original mp4 files.
I select all added hi-res MP4 files, right-click "Proxies - Attach Proxies" and select a _Proxy.MP4 file for the first one. Others are attached automagically.

Hi

Thanks for that food for thought

fansfe82067d Posted at 5-13 04:35
I get the impression that DaVinci Resolve 17 is very popular these days - basic version is free.

Many thanks.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-13 05:52
I use DaVinci Resolve with great results.  There is even a free version.

Thanks for the info

fansec444ad0 Posted at 5-13 07:02
Thanks for the info

You're welcome.  Hope you find the software that works best for you and your PC.

I use TunesKit AceMovi.
It is a professional video editor, and you can use it to finish all the professional editing.

Read more: https://acemovi.tuneskit.com/

Sergei S Posted at 5-13 01:57
My choice is Adobe Premiere Pro. Fortunately DJI Pocket 2 creates lo-resolution doubles of every video, titled with .LRF extension.
I copy files to my computer and run a script that batch renames all .LRF to xxx_Proxy.MP4 (xxx is the original filename without extension)  This way Adobe Premiere recognizes the lo-res copies as Proxies for a higher resolution original mp4 files.
I select all added hi-res MP4 files, right-click "Proxies - Attach Proxies" and select a _Proxy.MP4 file for the first one. Others are attached automagically.

Thats interesting that LRF files works as proxy,
is there a similar way to make use of LRF files in Davinci Resolve also?

Vegas Movie Studio should be able to handle it as it edits 8K.  On sale now thru 27 July at three different levels.  Even the top one is 1/3 the price of Vegas Pro.

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.com/index.php?gclid=CjwKCAjwlrqHBhByEiwAnLmYUCZKZNz_OIGrei6Kq0IFhd6gqPAIpA7FCv8aLvt7GdUMVPUYC_VksxoC6XIQAvD_BwE&id=376&L=52&ef_id=CjwKCAjwlrqHBhByEiwAnLmYUCZKZNz_OIGrei6Kq0IFhd6gqPAIpA7FCv8aLvt7GdUMVPUYC_VksxoC6XIQAvD_BwE:G:s&AffiliateID=145&phash=BBPtCllArZvjlyXI

SHOTCUT can handle the P2 footage as well. It is completely free.

If you use mov, Final Cut will handle the footage very well.

Please. Try magix the best there is

SebastianArashi Posted at 7-8 22:36
I use TunesKit AceMovi.
It is a professional video editor, and you can use it to finish all the professional editing.

Many thanks for the info

Alien433 Posted at 7-17 22:01
Please. Try magix the best there is

Thanks many good ideas to look at

I'm using Final Cut Pro X. It's  working pretty good even on base model MacBook Air M1
But you can also use DaVinci Resolve it is free.

Davinci Resolve basic is awesome for free and available for Win/Mac and is something I used for years.  I recently started using Final Cut Pro X and that works well for me but each editor has its quarks.  Although I do miss color correction on Resolve.

DaVinci Resolve, hands down one of the best free editors and post production programs out there, after awhile bet you will want the full version.

I edit my video by using DJI on my phone, and using Tuneskit AceMovi Video Editor on PC, both them are very simple to use, they are very suit me. Tuneskit support 4K 60fps at 100mb data rate.

Davinci Resolve 17 is out there for free. Check your own computer power and graphic card requirement.
ShotCut is great and simple.
Both are highly recommended.

If you are interested in free software, davinci resolve 17.3 is the best hands down. For the paid one Adobe premiere pro.

Thanks everyone for the advice

Maybe you can TunesKit AceMovi. It can easily handle the 4K, 60FPS big files, etc. The software is easy to use with a clear and simple interface. Yet it's a powerful video editing tool that provides almost everything you need, such as cutting, splitting, zooming, cropping, speed control, adding text, music, subtitles, special effects, keyframing, freeze frames, filters, transitions, and more.  
Besides, the software is very cheap compared with similar products in the market. And the good news is that it’s now on sale at $10.95 only for this Christmas on its official website. Just have a try!

DaVinci Resolve 17 is BEST choice !!!
DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor (with free licence) - MUST HAVE !!!

Sergei S Posted at 2021-5-13 01:57
My choice is Adobe Premiere Pro. Fortunately DJI Pocket 2 creates lo-resolution doubles of every video, titled with .LRF extension.
I copy files to my computer and run a script that batch renames all .LRF to xxx_Proxy.MP4 (xxx is the original filename without extension)  This way Adobe Premiere recognizes the lo-res copies as Proxies for a higher resolution original mp4 files.
I select all added hi-res MP4 files, right-click "Proxies - Attach Proxies" and select a _Proxy.MP4 file for the first one. Others are attached automagically.

Sergei,
Love this!  What program are you using to script?  I have Automator and Hazel that I think could do that.  Also, do you have a video or more detailed walk through?  

Related, I'm ultimately looking for something that allows my Mac to recognize when I insert an SD card, pull the files locally, sort them so that I can begin the editing/grading process.  Any suggestions?  I have Adobe CSS

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DaVinci Resolve is FREE and fully functional; this is what many pros use. The studio version, you have to pay for with added features but it mostly for pros. There are many video tutrials as this is powerful software that can do a lot of cool stuff. In my opinion, it is better than Adobe Premiere (which you need to pay for).

Latest beta version has been released: Resolve 18, but the most stable is Resolve 17.

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve

DiMiTs Posted at 2021-12-22 04:03
DaVinci Resolve 17 is BEST choice !!!
DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor (with free licence) - MUST HAVE !!!

18 beta is out now

DaVinci Resolve 18 for me.

I have been using DaVinci Resolve 17 and now 18 which is by far the most comprehensive video editing software I have been able to find for free. Their training on the site is very useful and there's a huge base out there for Resolve where they create great tutorials on YouTube for different aspects of the program.