Best Motovlog Settings for GoPro Hero 11 - Step by Step Walkthrough 

I use a digital recorder for my setup, but I have used the media mod too during demo days. I usually avoid highways and freeways during my motovlogs.

Slowmo means you can slow it down in post without missing frames. The footage plays back at normal speed, but you can slow it down without frame jumps. 4k30 is considered normal speed, so 4k60 can be slowed by 2x and still play smoothly.

@@InfamousCreep but when i played in windows media player the video is playing slow not normal speed.. that's what I was like wtf is happening ! So pls confirm what's the issue ?? I want 4k-60 in hyper view in normal speed

Record time is 7hs but most of the batteries can only record up to 45 mins depending on the settings

I missed that function, probably in the extra settings? Definitely turn horizon steady on 💯

You see it in post production, you can slow down 60p footage by 50% and still have smooth video.

It’s all in the video

Try a different microphone, I have similar issues with popping at 40 MPHs+ speeds and the issue resolved when I switched the microphone.

I know right

I'm using Davinci Resolve, but you might need to upgrade your RAM. GoPro format/codec is taxing on PCs, especially if you run a dual cam motovlog. I have 32gbs of RAM, and it's still laggy. You can also film in 1080 and expert with a high bit rate. Filming in 1080 should help with the lag.

It looks a lot better than my Action 2, I filmed in hyper view yesterday and I was impressed. Minor warping at the edges, and awesome quality.

@@InfamousCreep it’s a bit much for me. I usually film in wide. But have been asked to use super. I’ll give it try.

All motovlogs have these settings

💯💯💯! Inverted forks, dual disc brakes and an awesome tank badging!

It just filters out specific sound frequencies, it might alter your voice if you have a deep voice. That’s about it

@InfamousCreep For the way I use it it's no good. Just my observation

That doesn’t sound right, it’s probably 5.3k in 30 fps or 4k60. It overheats at 4k60 if it’s used off the bike, I would keep it at 30 fps.

4k60 is great for motovlogging, but 30 frames per second is good too. You’ll increase record time and won’t overheat if you’re filming off the bike.

@@InfamousCreep I just went out and got some more footage…again, great video! Thanks!

You could play them at slow speeds, you can record at 1080p120 at normal speeds just fine, you’ll have extra frames when you decide to slow it down in post. When you export it at 60 fps, you won’t the extra frames(120p) to slow it down by 75% and still have smooth footage.

@@InfamousCreep Thank you for your response. And how do you have the video at normal speed, do you use some editing program to do it?

@@rasmia09 it’s set by default to play at normal speed,.

Can’t, gotta keep the video as short as possible 🤷