Blueringocto_73
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I'm using the Yi4k. Some video is choppy on playback on the computer. But smooth while viewed from the camera. What causes this issue?
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Ministryofgiraffes
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Perhaps Your computer may not be able to handle the 4K playback?. Lots of people have this issue when trying to edit GoPro at 4K in Lightroom. I was all excited about 4K GoPro, took the plunge and shelled out the cash and then discovered that if I wanted to edit any of the footage, I needed to shell out another bucketload for a Mac that could handle the editing 
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Your computer is likely under powered. It could be the processor, video card, memory or possibly some special Yi4k codec you need to install on top of your editing software - GoPro's used to include one.
Somewhere on the website Yi4k probably indicates minimum reguurements. It could also be - but less likely - connection speed between the camera and the computer. The simple way to tell is to download a clip completely and then edit it - if it works - not the problem.
I do HD (not 4K) editing and saw a big improvement when I bought a faster video card with onboard memory.It also has dual monitor outputs so I keep my tools on one and my output preview on the other.
Somewhere on the website Yi4k probably indicates minimum reguurements. It could also be - but less likely - connection speed between the camera and the computer. The simple way to tell is to download a clip completely and then edit it - if it works - not the problem.
I do HD (not 4K) editing and saw a big improvement when I bought a faster video card with onboard memory.It also has dual monitor outputs so I keep my tools on one and my output preview on the other.
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