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A Zenmuse X3 three-axis gimbal with a camera is an important part for DJI OSMO. This fan-cooled gimbal-camera can record videos of up to 4K resolution - 4,096 x 2,160 at 24fps or 3,840 x 2,160 at 30fps/24fps, to be exact - with a maximum video bitrate of 60 Mbps. If you recorded some 4K videos by DJI OSMO, you may like playing the 4K footage. Just like any other video recording device, even DJI Osmo Pocket has its memory. If you want to offload some of its data to make room for new footages, it is essential to learn how to transfer video from DJI Osmo Pocket to your computer. Transferring clips to your PC is also required when you are planning to edit them to make some adjustments, and then publish them on your favorite platforms. Java 6 se runtime mac download yosemite.

It is well know that DJI Osmo record 4K video in MOV container file format compressed with MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 codec, although Premiere Pro CC 2015 has the ability to hand 4K video and also provides native import support for H.264 AVC codec used by DJI Osmo 4K video. However, you may find the post video editing workflow is not that satisfatory in the following two aspects:

Turn-on DJI Osmo 2. Connect your PC to Osmo's Wi-Fi 3. Open in browser link ftp://192.168.1.3 4. Here is content of microSD card, you can download what yo. DJI Osmo recorded photos/videos download If you need more features - look our other products. They are can do all the same but some more - video restream, HDMI output, remote control from RC and many other interesting things.

1. H.264 codec is very process-intensive, and the process of decoding H.264 will require a lot of processing power and therefore it will cost a long time to decoding the codec.
2. H.264 codec uses much higher compression ratio than other codec, you will suffer a lot of quality loss to editing directly with this codec.
In fact, the large file size from DJI OSMO is not supported well by iPhone (It supports H.264 video up to 4K, 30 frames per second, High Profile level 4.2 with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats). To play DJI OSMO 4K on iPhone smoothly, a good suggestion is to downscale the file size by lowering the bitrate from 60Mbps to 160 Kbps.
To achieve the goal effortlessly, download and install Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac. Overall, the best 4K Video Converter for Mac just can meet your needs. With it, you can fast convert DJI OSMO 4K videos to iPhone compatible format like MP4, MOV, M4V on Mac (OS 10.12 included) and PC (Windows 10/8/7) without quality loss.
What's more, with the built-in video editor, it's freely for you to trim the 4K videos into multiple segments with short duration. The most important is that, it allows you to modify the video bitrate, frame rate, video size, audio channel, etc for your original 4K clips for easier uploading. If you're using a Windows PC, simply turn to Dimo Video Converter Ultimate to convert and transfer OSMO 4K to iPhone on Windows computer.
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How to Compress/Transcode DJI OSMO 4K for Playing on iPhone?
Step 1. Launch the 4K Video Converter. Click the button 'Add File' to add JI OSMO 4K videos (or directly drag and drop your files) to the Converter.
Tips: When the DJI OSMO 4K videos are loaded to Dimo Video Converter Ultimate, you can view the videos from the Preview window by double clicking. Simply click the 'Edit' button and when the video is playing, you are allowed to take snapshoot.
Step 2. From 'Select Format' bar drop-down list, choose the formats that you want to output for later use. For compatibility consideration, it is idea for you to choose iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, etc. from 'Device > Apple' as output file format.
Tip 1: If your iPhone has limited storage space, then your reset the video resolution, frame rate, biterate and more of your 4K videos getting from DJI OSMO by clicking settings gear icon, because the default resolution of 'iPhone 7/7 Plus/6/6S' is 1080p, you could shrink your 4K videos to 1080p/720p without downgrading your watching experience. And as we know bitrate of iPhone 7/7 Plus/SE/6S is 30Mbps and they doesn't work with 60fps 4k video well. Thus you can set the video frame rate like 24fps. If you don't want to spend long time to copy the converted 4K video to iPhone.

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Tip 2: If the 4K video clips you've recorded are still longer than your requirements, but you won't like to give up the quality to 480p or others, then you could activate the build-in video editor in this 4K viceo converter by click 'Edit', so that you can choose to trim and split the 4K movie into smaller parts so as to play on iPhone with zero quality. Click the 'Trim' icon in the main interface, and you can cut your files according to time length and file size.
Step 3. Finally, simply hit the 'Start' button to start converting DJI OSMO 4K to iPhone. Within several minutes, you can find the converted file on your computer by clicking the 'Open' button. And then you can transfer the converted OSMO 4K files to iPhone 7/7 Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, etc. for playing via iTunes smoothly.
Or keep your computer and target iPhone at the same network, Dimo Media Server will make full use of IP address sharing technology, so that you can remotely share and enjoy all converted videos to not only iPhone, but also iPad Mini 4/3, Samsung Galaxy Note 5/S7/S7 Edge, Galaxy Tab S2, Samsung TV, etc. Better still, you can make ISO for backup from your recorded 4K videos from DJI OSMO.
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Sometimes, if you accidentally power off yourDJI quadcopter(Phantom, Mavic, Spark, or Inspire)before stopping video recording,you'll be left with a file that's corrupt, and cannot be played.

The user manual advises:'Keep or place the Micro-SD card back into the camera. Power cycle the camera and wait about 30 seconds for the video file to be restored.'This often works, but sometimes you'll still be left with a corrupt file.

This page explains the problem, and provides software that can be used to repair such a file.

The problem

This section assumes some knowledge of the MP4 file format. If you're interested only inthe software for repairing corrupt video files, you can skip this section.

Three basic kinds of corrupt file seem to be possible.

1. Often, the corrupt video file looks like a proper MP4-format file; it begins with'ftyp' and 'moov' atoms, followed by a 'mdat' ('movie data') atom.Normally, this 'mdat' atom would contain raw video data (H.264 NAL units).In a corrupt file, however, the 'mdat' atom instead contains new 'ftyp', 'moov', and 'mdat'atoms. These new atoms make up a valid MP4 video file!

   Therefore, the file can be repaired simply by skipping over the initial 'ftyp' and 'moov' atoms,and the header for the 'mdat' atom, and copying the remaining data into a new file.

2. Another type of corrupt file is also possible (especially after a crash). In this case, thefile does not contain any MP4-format data at all.Instead, the file consists only of a sequence of raw H.264 NAL units, each preceded by a 4-byte size field.(The first of these NAL units has a size of 2 bytes.)

   In this case, we can repair the file, but the result will be a '.h264'-format file, not a MP4-format file.The repaired file will be playable by theVLC media playeror theIINA video player (for Mac OS),but might not be playable by other media players or video editors.(The file can, however, be converted (transcoded) to a MP4-format file using software such as the'MiroVideoConverter,or converted (copied) to a MP4-format file using'ffmpeg -c copy'.)

3. Another possibility is that the corrupt video file begins as a normal MP4-format file;it begins with 'ftyp' and 'moov' atoms, followed by a 'mdat' ('movie data') atom that contains rawvideo data.However, the tail of the file - following the 'mdat' data - can be incorrect, perhaps because thefile was not 'finalized' properly.In this case, because the file contains raw video data (inside the 'mdat' atom), we can repairit just like the previous case - resulting in a '.h264'-format file.

Software for repairing a corrupt video file

The (command-line) application 'djifix'will repair a corrupt DJI video file.Note that this software is intended only for repairing a corrupt video filethat was generated by the DJIPhantom, Mavic, Spark, or Inspirequadcopter (or a DJI Osmo camera); it is not general-purpose softwarefor repairing any video file.Note also that video file must be the original file that came from your quadcopter's SD card; not afile that was generated by some other 'repair' software.

Pre-built application binaries

For Mac OS X (64-bit)

Instructions:

1. Download the file 'djifix', and move it to your 'Movies' folder.
   (Some web browsers will give the downloaded file the name 'djifix.dms'.If that happens, rename the file to 'djifix' (with no filename extension) after downloading it.)
   
2. Also move the file that you want to repair into your 'Movies' folder.
3. Run the 'Terminal' application (which you'll find in the 'Utilities' folder, inside the 'Applications' folder), then, in a Terminal window, type (on separate lines):

For Windows (32-bit)

Instructions:

1. Download the file 'djifix.exe', and move it to the same folder as the file that you want to repair.
2. Run the Windows 'Cmd' application (i.e., the command shell), and use the 'cd' command to change to the folder that contains 'djifix.exe' and the file that you want to repair.
3. In the command shell, type:

Source code

(Current version: 2020-07-12)

If you have software development tools (a C compiler), you can compile the C program 'djifix.c'(released under the GNU GPL).

To build the program,download'djifix.c',and run (from a terminal or command window):Then run:

If this program didn't work

If you have a file that this 'djifix' software cannot repair, then please put it online and send the URL in an email to 'djifix(at)live555.com'.(Note: please do not 'zip' the file before uploading it; video files are alreadycompressed, and do not need to be 'zip'ped.)We'll take a look at your file, and see whether the software can be updated to repair it.

Note, however:Please first check the size of your video file. If your video file is very small - i.e., less than 10 MBytes in size - then it would contain only a fraction of a second of video. It's not worth trying to repair.

Note also:Before sending email, please first read the FAQ (frequently-asked-questions) below.

Note also that we cannot provide one-on-one assistance for this software 'for free'.If you do not want to run the 'djifix' software yourself (or do not know how to do so), thenwe would be happy to look at your file and repair it for you;once again, please put it online and send the URL in an email to 'djifix(at)live555.com'.For this, we will charge a fee - but the fee will be refunded in full if your file turns outto be one that the 'djifix' software cannot repair.

We can also - as a service, on request - convert a repaired '.h264'-format file (playable by VLC or IINA) into a '.MP4'-format file that's playable by other media players.(For this, we also charge a fee.)

Frequently-asked questions (FAQ)

1. The repaired video is missing the 'crash' at the very end. I want to see this. Can you recover this?

   Unfortunately not. The 'dijfix' software recovers all of the video that it finds in a file. However, the last few seconds of video might not have been written to the file - especially if the power to the camera was disconnected suddenly (e.g. during a crash). Apparently the camera+encoder buffers the last few seconds of video in volatile RAM before writing it to the (non-volatile) Flash storage.)

2. I ran the software, and it produced a 'repaired' file, but this file does not play. What's the problem?

   If the 'repaired' file has a filename that ends with '.h264', then this file cannot be played by many media players.However, theVLC media playeror theIINA video player (for Mac OS)should be able to play the file. If, however, it cannot, then it's probably because you chosean incorrect video format code when the 'djifix' software asked you to enter the video format. Try running 'djifix' again, this time entering a different video format code when prompted.If necessary, try each of the possible format codes, in turn, until you find the one thatworks.

   If, however, the 'repaired' file has a filename that ends with '.mp4', but cannot be played, thentry running 'djifix' a second time, this time on the 'repaired' file. This time, you will get a '.h264' file that can be played byVLCorIINA

3. The 'djifix' software produced a '.h264' file. How can I convert this to a '.mp4' file that can be played by any media player?

   I usually use'ffmpeg',and run:(Replace 'DJI_XYZW' with the name of your file.)

   Alternatively (if you're not familiar with 'ffmpeg'), you can use the'MiroVideoConverter';however, this will transcode the video (rather than copying it directly), so will lose a littlevideo quality.

4. My video file was recorded in a format that 'djifix' does not support. Can you update the software to support this format?

   Perhaps.To do this, we will need a short (working) example movie that was recorded in this format.This working example movie can be very short; just a few seconds long would be OK.Please put it online, and include the URL in an email to'djifix(at)live555.com'.

5. I ran the software, but it told me that the file'appears to contain nothing but zeros or 0xFF! We cannot repair this file!'.What can I do about this?

   Unfortunately, nothing.The software means what it says.Your file (for some reason) contains nothing but '0' bits (or nothing but '1' bits).Obviously, it cannot be repaired.(Imagine that you were given a book that contained pages that were all blank, or all black;obviously, you could not expect to 'repair' it.)

6. I ran your software to repair my file, but when I played the repaired file with the VLC media player, the video was very jerky. What's the problem?

   You may be running a very old version of VLC.Make sure that you're running version 2.2.8 of VLC; available fromhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/

7. Can this software repair corrupted movies recorded by a DJI Osmo camera?

   Perhaps. However, the software will recover only the video track; not the audio - so the repairedfile will be video-only.

8. I'm on a Mac. When I tried running the pre-built 'djifix' Mac OS X application binary, I got an 'Illegal instruction' error. What's the problem?

   You may be running an old version of Mac OS X. If you upgrade, you should be able to run the 'djifix' application binary.(Alternatively, if you have 'Xcode' installed, you can build the application from source code, as described above.)

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