All my footage with Mini 3 Pro is encoded under 100mbps...
The advertised drone says 150mbps...I have not seen a single video with more than 96Mbps, even 4K 60 FPS.

Did anyone had seen some encoding closer to the 150MBPS advertised by DJI in Manuals? I admit I use only H265...so maybe someone that uses H264?

I think the maximum bitrate is available only in D-Cinelike, have you tried it ?

Meuhbat Posted at 6-6 06:32
I think the maximum bitrate is available only in D-Cinelike, have you tried it ?

Yes, only 93.2 MBPS...

Today tested again in multiple formats...only under 94 Mbps...

HEY, DJI, WHERE DID YOU SAY IT IS 150 MBPS ??????????

Probably another thing that's needs fixing with firmware

I noticed some noisy artifacts in D-Cinelike at 4K 25fps, so would be reassured if the max bitrate was available.

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The 4k 60fps clip downloaded from here is showing 152.47 Mbit/s in QuickTime's Inspector

Mechanism Posted at 6-7 00:30
The 4k 60fps clip downloaded from here is showing 152.47 Mbit/s in QuickTime's Inspector

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fnkDdIL01s

Thanks for posting some real truth instead of the constant diatribe we are getting here.

Mechanism Posted at 6-7 00:30
The 4k 60fps clip downloaded from here is showing 152.47 Mbit/s in QuickTime's Inspector

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fnkDdIL01s

Thanks. All my video shows only under 100 in Media File and DaVinci.
Will give a ...I don't know a how many try.

Geo_Drone Posted at 6-7 01:30
Thanks. All my video shows only under 100 in Media File and DaVinci.
Will give a ...I don't know a how many try.

Your getting and giving wrong information just for the sake of giving it.

Geo_Drone Posted at 2022-6-7 01:30
Thanks. All my video shows only under 100 in Media File and DaVinci.
Will give a ...I don't know a how many try.

the video shown above at 150Mbit/s is 60fps.
Maybe you are recording at a lower frame rate.

I usually get around 100Mbps as well, blocky skies included.
A higher bitrate may solve the issue.

Have lots of videos with around 152600 kbps, all D-CINELIKE and 4k/60. Going back to 4K/30 and data rate drops to around 93000 kbps.

With D-CINELIKE 10 bit AND 4K/60 the M3P does 150 Mbps. Period.

SeehawerB Posted at 2-13 02:40
Have lots of videos with around 152600 kbps, all D-CINELIKE and 4k/60. Going back to 4K/30 and data rate drops to around 93000 kbps.

With D-CINELIKE 10 bit AND 4K/60 the M3P does 150 Mbps. Period.

If this was All-I encoding it would make sense, but since it's Long-Gop we're dealing with lower framerares actually suffer from lower bitrate encodings than they should. 100mbps isn't really enough.

What's "enough" also highly depends on the contents you film. Flying over a crop field in bright sunshine will need much more data than flying in the dark with most of the image showing no high contrast content.
It's not as easy. If you compare different files you will see that the (mean) data rate is not fixed, it depends on the content and so may vary.
My Mavic 3 shows rates of 120 Mbps in 4K/60 D-LOG, 100 Mbps in 4K/60 non-DLOG, 90 Mbps in 4K/30 non D-LOG in some of my footage. Next criteterium is the coding you set up, H.264 or H.265.

150 Mbps for the M3P is the maximum data rate you have to consider. For the Mavic 3 it is 200 Mbps. You may get these in reality, but most of the time these are not necessary.