4K60p playback

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  1. Beckler

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    What do you use for playback of SJ8 4K 60fps videos? I have both a PC (GTX660 video card) and android box and neither plays the video smoothly. Audio/video out of sync, or freezes, etc. Tried Kodi, VLC, PotPlayer, etc, nothing works.
     
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    did you edit video in any way?
     
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    First of all you need to copy the footage to your computer, i doubt you can play off the camera in mass storage mode, or the memory card in a card reader.
     
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    So yes all I do is copy the mp4 files to my PC, not edited in any way.
     
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    Maybe more powerful PC would help?
    What connection do you use for monitor, DP or HDMI? Google search gives, that GTX660 can handle 4K @60 only through the DP. HDMI supports up to 30 fps.
     
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    Have you used H.265 ? that will make a lesser computer choke on the footage.
     
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    I don't have display port on my computer monitor, so cant try. Maybe on the android box the hdmi is the bottleneck - or getting downscaled to 1080 for my tv.

    I believe when choosing 60fps on camera only H.264 is available (4K).
     
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