I’ve read every forum post related to this, and somewhat unsure on the correct answer. If I were to use two GoPro Hero 9 cameras, are they supported in the current software release? In past forum posts, I’ve seen users needing to run a new registry value in Windows and/or disable audio to make Hero 9 work. Would I still need to do all that for the Hero 9’s to work?
I currently have one GoPro Hero 9 and I would rather buy a second Hero 9 for only $250, rather then having to buy two new Hero 10’s ($600+), which is the GoPro version that is supported and recommended.
Thank you for the work you do with ActionStitch, as this is a solution that has been needed for some time now.
Yes, the registry edit detailed in Failed to read frame . . - #17 by gchen is still needed.
However, the audio issue described in Mixing GoPro 9 and 10? - #5 by adam.bungay has been fixed in the latest 1.0 release so you don’t need to disable the audio.
Thank you for your reply. Do I need to make the registry edit each time I run the program to stitch video, or do I just have to add it once and never again?
Thanks again.
Only once. No need to do it every time.
I’ve been using the Insta 360 on my weekend hikes and it’s been working great so far. Everything syncs smoothly and the video stitching holds up even on rough trails. It might not be the newest model, but it’s still one of the best waterproof camera options out there, especially if you’re after durability and don’t want to break the bank.