You can record direct to an external hard drive on Android phones as well. I do this with my S22 Ultra and record footage directly to my 1TB Samsung T7 SSD drive. I use a 3rd party app as it makes it easier to locate this option. Plug in the USBC and the option of external drive appears.
@SmartphoneStorytellers11 ай бұрын
That's awesome! I know it's cliche to say, but honestly there are often things that Android gets before the iPhone. (*cough* USBC *cough*) I've always leaned towards iPhones because I love the Apple ecosystem, but the flexibility that Android brings can be great. I am exploring using some more Android in the future, just need to figure out the best way to get a newer phone in my hands! Which app are you using on your S22 Ultra?
@heroicvision11 ай бұрын
Mcpro24fps. I use that on my S22 and S23 Ultra.
@ChuckThree11 ай бұрын
Really wish the Pro models got USB-C Thunderbolt instead of just USB 3.
@SmartphoneStorytellers11 ай бұрын
That would be amazing - I'm interested to see how well the USB-C drive recording works. It's not the most ideal setup, but if that ends up working with the new Blackmagic app today, then it could be a gamechanger if you want to use the phone in a higher end setting. I'm just happy we at least got USB 3, though - I can't believe we were still at 2.0 speeds.
@ChuckThree11 ай бұрын
@@SmartphoneStorytellers Agreed! Now we just need a 2-in-1 external SSD/Battery pack that will mag safe to the back of the iPhone lol 🤔
@recademedia11 ай бұрын
@@SmartphoneStorytellersThe tech side of it is actually the most interesting. The standard 15 is using last year's 14 pro chip which is why it is just a port change and not an architecture change leaving it's USB 2 spec and just changing the internal wiring. The new processor die actually allowed them to do a 10gigabit transfer speeds over the USB C 3 spec. As it stands, the 16 line next year will truly be something to watch as the potential for these improvements to trickle down are quite high. You also didn't mention that a graphical improvement to the chip allows for on device processing vs using the power of your desktop GPU to make those changes. I'm interested to see how people utilize the extra horsepower there. Also, Adam...this is the first time I've preordered an iPhone...happy?!?