What video resolution did I film in?

[mikeGR]

I accidentally changed my video resolution settings from 2.7K to 4K while filming multiple vids the other day and only realized half-way. Now I do not know which vids are shot in 4K and which in 2.7K and by reviewing the "properties" tabs of the files (Win7) there is no relevant information coming up.

Any ideas?

 

[4wd]

It should show the frame size in one of the tabs, does Windows 7 have 'media info' on right click?

 

[alex_markov]

Properties -> details -> frame with etc.

 

[mikeGR]

For some reason the frame size field is blank for all my Mavic videos. Does it display frame size on yours?

 

[alex_markov]

For some reason the frame size field is blank for all my Mavic videos. Does it display frame size on yours?

Yes! But I am with win 10 - I am looking all movies with MPH-C - free open source software where there are properties in it showing res also.
But for me shooting 4K is a must - 1080p is without detail (important for landscapes shot from distance), 2.7K is fine on a 1080p PC monitor, but on 4K TV is a mess (I've tried on Samsung UHD+ TV).

 

[mikeGR]

Yes! But I am with win 10 - I am looking all movies with MPH-C - free open source software where there are properties in it showing res also.
But for me shooting 4K is a must - 1080p is without detail (important for landscapes shot from distance), 2.7K is fine on a 1080p PC monitor, but on 4K TV is a mess (I've tried on Samsung UHD+ TV).

Alright, I just downloaded MPH-C and I managed to see the frame size from in there. 2.7k indeed looks awful in my 4K TV, however my laptop lags when playing back 4K. Let's not even talk about editing 4K footage...So I am stuck with 2.7K for now.

Anyone else who runs Win7 and can or cannot see frame size in file properties?

 

[4wd]

It might be codec related, that might explain poor playback of 4K too.
2.7K shouldn't look awful on your TV, I have a 4K Panasonic and even 1080p back from from youtube looks pretty good.

 

[mikeGR]

It might be codec related, that might explain poor playback of 4K too.
2.7K shouldn't look awful on your TV, I have a 4K Panasonic and even 1080p back from from youtube looks pretty good.

1080p looks great, no issues with that. It's the MP footage shot on 2.7K that looks bad, I've got a Hisense 4K TV.

I need to do some more research then before buying a new computer...