On iPhone 13 Pro and iOS 18, video export works fine when no OBD device connected and 30 FPS internal recordings, but drop to 16.67 FPS once use 60 FPS recording.
With OBD connected and data overlay added, 30 FPS source recoding will drop to 15 FPS exported files, and 60 FPS drop to 16.67 FPS.
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I have a “workaround” that:
bit complicated but it works for now.
Another issue is regardless the frame rate of the original footage, the one exported by RaceChrono Pro is always 30FPS.
thx
gopro record settings are 4K/60fps/superview/hypersmooth on boost/high bitrate/auto shutter
phone recognises the original footage as 4k/60 itself
pc properties show the same, please see pictures below, also attaching the exact file download on wetrasnfer, apologies for the size, forgot to stop the recording after finish.
and also attaching the session file from racechrono should you want to try and replicate it on your end..
https://i.imgur.com/gvzEnoM.png - pc
https://i.imgur.com/o9Xo753.png - phone
https://i.imgur.com/nVP7Sxj.jpeg - gopro
https://www.uschovna.cz/zasilka/SGZ3955FX5WGXYNR-T3T/2CT53RJMBG - onboard
https://www.uschovna.cz/zasilka/SG35464NRN3MKUKD-N77/Y9XL92E4JY - session
let me know if I can provide anything else
Just an update - tried re-rendering the source footage in InShot on the phone to both mp4 and mov, with output in 4k/60fps and racechrono still renders that into 30fps files, i can try it later today with file rendered in AfterEffects on the pc, but I doubt a success..