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HERO 10 Black: WARNING!
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Did 2 videos. Both 5.3 K - 30 FPS - lens wide - Hypersmooth Boost - Duration 1 minute each video - sharpness high. Downloaded them both on my iPhone XS. Downloaded in 20 seconds.
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johndiver999
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downloaded the davinci software. Still have same problem with video playback...
Did you download the codec that I linked to several pages back?
John, on the below link, scroll down to the "reset HEVC extension" section and follow the steps to see if it fixes your issue.
Got HEIC and HEVC files on Windows 10? Here's how to view them.
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johndiver999
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from Device Manufacturer
Microsoft CorporationUtilities & tools
Play High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) videos in any video app on your Windows 10 device. These extensions are designed to take advantage of hardware capabilities on some newer devices— including those with an Intel 7th Generation Core processor and newer GPU to support 4K and Ultra HD content. For devices that don’t have hardware support for HEVC videos, software support is provided, but the playback experience might vary based on the video resolution and PC performance. These extensions also let you encode HEVC content on devices that don’t have a hardware-based video encoder.
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johndiver999
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yeah bought and installed the codec that was listed before. No change in performance. Very strange that the videos play PERFECTLY on my computer when viewing them under the two microsoft applications "movies and TV" and also "windows media player".
However still can edit the videos or do anything with them.
I really do appreciate the help.
However still can edit the videos or do anything with them.
I really do appreciate the help.
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johndiver999
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Well it is Sunday and Sunday is a good day for confessions, right?
My video editing software seems to work fine with one little trick.
Not sure I completely understand all of this, but when the hero 10 records a video, it makes 3 separate files for each clip. They all have the same name but have 3 different extensions: .mp4, .THM, and .LRV.
My previous go pro cameras would show me only the .mp4 file. I would always import the .mp4 file into the Powerdirector software and that is the default setting for importing video files. I think.
Well if you change the type of file the software is importing from .mp4 to "all files" and then import the .LRV file (rather than the much larger .mp4 file), then the damn thing seems to WORK! Simple as that!
I have not gone through the full process of working with the files, but so far it is working fine for me.
Figured, I have to admit my stupidity ASAP. I was shooting only in 1080, so I may have future problems with bigger files, but pretty happy it is working for me.
Thank you to all the people who tried to provide assistance with this issue, I really did appreciate your help and did try to do what was suggested, as best I could.
My video editing software seems to work fine with one little trick.
Not sure I completely understand all of this, but when the hero 10 records a video, it makes 3 separate files for each clip. They all have the same name but have 3 different extensions: .mp4, .THM, and .LRV.
My previous go pro cameras would show me only the .mp4 file. I would always import the .mp4 file into the Powerdirector software and that is the default setting for importing video files. I think.
Well if you change the type of file the software is importing from .mp4 to "all files" and then import the .LRV file (rather than the much larger .mp4 file), then the damn thing seems to WORK! Simple as that!
I have not gone through the full process of working with the files, but so far it is working fine for me.
Figured, I have to admit my stupidity ASAP. I was shooting only in 1080, so I may have future problems with bigger files, but pretty happy it is working for me.
Thank you to all the people who tried to provide assistance with this issue, I really did appreciate your help and did try to do what was suggested, as best I could.
LRV files are Low Resolution Videos that it makes for video previews. The THM files are thumbnails that it uses.
If you are only shooting 1080 you can switch from the HEVC codec. You can switch to H.264 + HEVC mode, that will probably give you less issues if you are only recording in 1080 and not at the max frame rate.
If you are only shooting 1080 you can switch from the HEVC codec. You can switch to H.264 + HEVC mode, that will probably give you less issues if you are only recording in 1080 and not at the max frame rate.
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johndiver999
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oh damn; yeah now that I look at the video on a big screen the resolution sux. so I am back to nowhere.
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