Very twitchy video in 4K/30 FPS , using Samsung Super high speed memory card. Any suggestions ?

[Redtail69]

Very twitchy video in 4K/30 FPS , using Samsung Super high speed memory card. Any suggestions ?

 

[Not A Speck Of Cereal]

Jump during playback on what device, the remote / controller, or your computer?

Also, please define "twitchy".

 

[Redtail69]

Twitchy meaning jumpy and seemingly lost frames. Using the Mavic pro 2 and the DJI controller

 

[Not A Speck Of Cereal]

Twitchy as viewed on your computer?

(There is a significant difference between that and viewing it on your controller.)

 

[Redtail69]

Have not yet viewed on computer , mostly I am concerned about controller view. I was under the impression it was better than it has turned out

 

[Not A Speck Of Cereal]

So is it twitchy while watching the live feed from the aircraft, or when you play back recorded video on the controller device?

 

[Redtail69]

Playback only on controller. I have not yet tried rendering video on computer yet.

 

[Not A Speck Of Cereal]

If the signal looked fine while flying and recording, but is twitchy while playing that video back on the device (tablet / phone on the controller, or the screen of a Smart Controller), then that is not normal / usual and isn't something I've seen reported much here before.

Note: I asked the questions to be sure that it wasn't simply an Ocusync transmission problem between the aircraft and the controller, which will sometimes show drop-outs that do not show up on the actual recording.

I would format your card in the aircraft (via the Format command in DJI Go 4) and try some tests again. If it is still twitchy on playback of recorded 4K video, I would try another card. If the 2nd card is fine, you may have a faulty or counterfeit 1st card. If they are both showing the same twitchy playback, then you may have a problem with your aircraft, such as a bad camera / gimbal connection (damaged, or just a faulty factory defect), in which case I would a) return it if it's a new purchase or b) send it in for repairs.

Good luck!
Chris