Hello All,
I'm not sure if I'm in the right place to be asking this question, but here goes.  I recently  upgraded to a Mini 2, so now I can shoot at differnt FPS/resolution settings.  Is there a way to see or extract the meta data in the videos that I took to see what the setting are for each video.  Basically I want to compare the quality, or lack there of, of the various settings so are those setting buried in the image somewhere where I can retrieve them.  Generally if you shoot still photos in RAW format with a still camera like my Nikon, the data can be seen.  Is it the same for videos shot from my drone.

Thanks in advance,
Ken

If you turn on video captions there will be a sub title track with some limited information in it.

DAFlys Posted at 2-18 01:09
If you turn on video captions there will be a sub title track with some limited information in it.

Thank you Captain.   Would you know of an easy way to view this information?  As I understand it you can see it as a scroll using VLC player.  Is there another way?   I'll go out and try it today and see what I come up with.

Thanks again,
Ken

Patek Posted at 2-18 08:09
Thank you Captain.   Would you know of an easy way to view this information?  As I understand it you can see it as a scroll using VLC player.  Is there another way?   I'll go out and try it today and see what I come up with.

Thanks again,

You can extract them to a txt file with ffmpeg

Interesting, I didn't know about that