No, it's just poor wording to say "capture what the goggles display instead of using the drone's direct feed" anywhere an image goes, valid both for recording and streaming. Don't need a card or to record.
That would be funny since there's a scrollbar and the top/bottom lines are always "cut in half" when not at the end to make it obvious there's more, but that'd seem like the most likely explanation indeed...
We can't know until you say, and people only powering up the goggles and expecting to be able to adjust settings then not finding them is a common mistake.
Maybe showing pictures of your menus where stuff is missing could help someone give suggestions.
Got everything powered up and connected?
D-Log is both in camera->advanced camera settings and in the camera settings bar, joystick Up while on the home screen. Not sure what you refer to in the control menu.
Modern codecs are based on motion, and while there is less data per frame at a higher framerate there is also less motion to encode for each frame since they're taken closer to each other.
In the end it's a question of comparing what a particular camera/encoder manages to produce at both...
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