H.265 works well in Pinnacle with one exception - the color grading tool. So far, I always shot in H.265 Dlog M and edit on Pinnacle Studio 22 Ultimate, which recently introduced a Color Grading tool to its platform. give it a try with proxiesĪnyway good luck that's my two cents worth enjoy your M2P. Just checked the bench marks and my old iMac has same score as your macbook pro.

So if you don't want to upgrade your Mac-Book you're probably better off using proxies.I finally got a 2017 MacBook Pro it handles 264/265 MBS without any problems no proxies needed. With the H.264 at 4K the problem your Macbook will be struggling with the 100 MBS.I had a 2011 iMac (i7) and everything was fine until I upgraded to P4P which also does 4k 100 MBS it struggled and I just had to switch to using proxies otherwise playback was stuttering in edits.

How are most of you setting up your camera? Are you using the H.265 Dlog M a lot? not much? My question is this, is there any hope of getting D-Cinalike in the H.264 mode? and is 2.7k/1080 H.265 a file my computer can handle without proxy. I'm using a MacBook Pro 2012.5 with Final Cut and not interested in converting or proxy coding my footage so H.264 in 4k will most likely be my best bet for editing easily. Thinking about pulling the trigger on a M2Pro, I have researched for some time now and not sure if I'm going to use the H.265 Dlog M codec in 4k that much or not. A quick flick of the sticks rectified it for a short period but again my belief is the pot in the RC may be faulty and RC due for replacement, unless there's some way to service them ourselves? At that point I knew myself,f I didn't have my finger on the sticks yet I noticed it was off-center, the tiniest amount of stick input, maybe 5% or so and that's where the yaw drift occurs. How I found the issue was when uploading my logs to airdata, under General -> Notifications -> HD flight player, I scrolled to where I was experiencing the yawdrift drift on the time code.

A quick calibration on the sticks fixes it for a while but the issue returns. So it turns out to be the sticks on the RC.

I had yawdrift on my mavic air and for the longest time I thought it was the aircraft, until I bound the RC from the drone having the issue and the issue followed to the new drone. This is aircraft yaw drift not the gimbal. Both my I2's drift even after stick cal on my cendence TX.

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