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Gotze & Jensen 4K UHD SC501 sports camera - the picture stutters

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  • #1 16910679
    Film95
    Level 10  
    Hello,
    I bought a Gotze & Jensen 4K UHD SC501 sports cam.
    Together with the camera I bought a 32GB SanDisk Ultra card. Speed UP TO 98MB / s 653x
    Class 10 card.

    Recorded movies stutter. Camera fault or cards?
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  • #2 16910682
    siakus
    Level 9  
    The same movies played in another place also stutter?
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  • #3 16910693
    Film95
    Level 10  
    I played on an annual laptop. From what I read on the internet, others have the same problems.
    I was reducing the recording resolution and the same ...
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  • #4 16910742
    siakus
    Level 9  
    Have you tried playing a recorded video through VLC media?
  • #5 16910934
    Film95
    Level 10  
    I downloaded VLC media and there is no picture at all, but listen to the sound, that it does not cut.
    Earlier I played on AllPlayer. There was image and sound here, but it stuck very much.

    Maybe it's a player issue?
    Maybe it's a codec issue?
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  • #6 16910970
    siakus
    Level 9  
    This is a bit strange because VLC has all codecs implemented. Try choosing Full / Full installation when installing VLC Media Player. I would bet on a problem with multimedia playback software than on a card problem.
    edit:
    What format are the movies saved in?
  • #7 16911010
    Film95
    Level 10  
    They are saved in mp4

    I uninstalled and installed the "full" version - no change.
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The discussion revolves around issues with the Gotze & Jensen 4K UHD SC501 sports camera, specifically regarding stuttering video playback. The user reports that recorded videos stutter when played on different devices, including a laptop. They have tried reducing the recording resolution and using various media players, such as VLC and AllPlayer, but the problem persists. While VLC did not display video but provided sound, AllPlayer showed both but with significant stuttering. Suggestions from other users include checking the playback software and ensuring the correct installation of VLC with all codecs. The videos are saved in MP4 format, and the user has reinstalled VLC without improvement.
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