A small glitch just after video starts by Quickshot. Likely caused by low battery.
My guess is that OA4 was too busy dealing with all the processing, like  HB, noise reduction, but more likely here, generating the warning that  the battery was low. It showed the orange warning with battery at ~4%.
It happened only on this occasion. No big deal. Anyway I rarely go down to such low battery levels in practice.

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Seems like an anomaly caused by the extremely low battery.

That little lag/stutter?
Will also say it is because of low battery, I doubt it is the memory card.

Thanks Tony.
Hi DTRDB, JF. Yes, I would think it is the generation of the Low battery warning that took priority on the rest and stopped recording for a fraction of a second. I noticed the glitch during recording. If I remember well I think the display stopped updating the scene as the Low battery warning was appearing,resulting in a missing piece. It was obvious because I was panning. On a fixed scene, one would probably not notice it.

Yaman-Python Posted at 10-1 07:34
Thanks Tony.
Hi DTRDB, JF. Yes, I would think it is the generation of the Low battery warning that took priority on the rest and stopped recording for a fraction of a second. I noticed the glitch during recording. If I remember well I think the display stopped updating the scene as the Low battery warning was appearing,resulting in a missing piece. It was obvious because I was panning. On a fixed scene, one would probably not notice it.

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