Cioa Mic Ty, ho acquistato la qoocam 3 ma non ho capito bene come utilizzare il software qoocam studio per montare il video, ci sono tanti file dopo aver fatto un video intero senza interruzioni da 5 minuti e ce ne sono tre, uno obbiettivo anteriore, altro posteriore e un altro di entrambi però hai detto che quest’ultimo è di minore qualità. Ma se voglio usare gli altri come faccio? Potresti fare un video su come si effettua il montaggio video? Grazie

Hi Bryan. I used USB power with no battery.

When you first did this test did you power the camera with the battery as well as with an external power bank at the same time?

I did a similar test with the power bank first and it stopped after 70 mins.

I then repeated the test this time with both the battery and the power bank at the same time. It hasn’t stopped yet as of now – It is at 1hr 44mins so far…

I use Sandisk Extreme 256GB SD card.

Thanks,

Bryan

Spasibo Andreev! Yes recording a long journey is a great way to use this feature 😀

I read, and also you comment so unbelievable camera…. Camera without overheating it is just miracle)) I have such thing just ones for project man ask me to ride with his route on bicycle to record his path and able to watch it again and make after at home and to watch in calm slower in 360…but I know that I will have overheating and not all one piece record so I took secon camera and this was not so nice to use… How brilliant camera it is game changer…

I totally understand. The biggest difference for me is the mobile workflow. For that, insta360 is far ahead of other companies. For desktop, it’s quite similar, except the tracking.

Wow, thanks for that very well explained difference. I’m still new in the 360 camera world. I have a insta x1 and I’m afraid of changing brand…I really like my x1 but I wanted something more up to date. And I’m looking for something that goes underwater. The new invisible dive case look insane. Thanks again Mic, can’t wait to read your next post

Steve, from Canada.

Thanks Steve. Qoocam app has no built-in feature for uploading to street view, and it doesn’t have GPS either. It’s possible to have GPS via Bluetooth but Kandao hasn’t said anything about that.
For desktop editing, the Qoocam Studio app works fairly well. It can reframe as non-360 without having to render to 360 first, and you can change the projection between each keyframe (e.g. from tiny planet to rectilinear). The things it doesn’t have in the desktop app: tracking, changing the timing of transitions (e.g. instead, it seems all transitions use ease in and ease out), and doesn’t have projects. But you can export as prores and import the prores into insta360 studio for tracking. One advantage it has for desktop editing is that the keyframing for forward-facing stabilization works much better than either Insta360 or GoPro.

Best regards