4K60 in processor-intensive H.265 is a hell of a lot to expect from a phone. Maybe the very top end ones could do it - mine certainly can't ! Answer here is probably to encode in H.264, which is MUCH less struggle for devices to cope with. And if that doesn't work - lower resolution - 4K is rather wasted on a phone for what you can see of it anyway ! This is why these things are best uploaded to youtube (where it all gets re-encoded again) and then can be served to all the devices and auto-steps down to whatever they can handle ! Unless there is a reason for wanting to have raw video on your phone I am missing - in which case please do enlighten me !
do you know of any i could try transferring to my phone that aren't too long and are like 60fps (to test if it has to do with fps) ( remember it has to be 4k )
I literally was typing this your comment came up....
how do i make a lower resolution proxy and bitrate (what bitrate should i put....what is bitrate)?
also is there any settings i could change on the drone that could make it more seamless between my computer and phone so i don't have to convert it everytime ?
You can use either a video editing app to rescale and re-encode or use ffmpeg. Ffmpeg is an open source utility that can scale and encode from the command line.
is there anyway i could get away with just recording again in 1080 as opposed to doing this
LRF files are in the same folder as the hi res mp4s appear, and have the same names, but LRF extensions. So we can just rename them whatever.mp4 (something different to the original) and copy them out as normal.
