I'm pretty sure mine stops recording but it's only happened at a few really important moments during filming and I wasn't staring at it at the time. Unreal. Did you send it in yet?
Guys, same issue. How can you trust this unit? I've noticed though that the issue is when I set the output ProRes Raw 4K60fps. If it's set on 4K24fps, the kangaroo doesn't show up. I have tried ProRes only, yet. This is a data speed issue for sure not related to the cable but to the unit to SSD. BUT, all this money for what, compromising???? Not happy at all! I need a reliable system, not a workaround. Any improvements on your side guys? Update. The issue was due to the WD blue ssd drives which couldn’t handle the data transfer. Swapped with Crucial and…issue sorted out!
My summary from the comments are: use a fast drive, preferably off the recommended list, use a good quality HDMI 2.1 cable, 4k60, don't do any file management on a computer, format the drive in the Ninja. I'll be giving this a go, as I have also started to get this problem
Ran into the same issue with my Ninja V, I was able to resolve it by buying a faster SSD. I noticed that the problem happened when I deleted the files on my computer. Looks like deleting SSD files on the computer does something to the drive that the Átomos does not like. I now just format using the Ninja V. It hasńt been long since I got the new SSD, Íll let you know if I run into the same issue again
I do have a similar problem as well. I have the fastest recommended drive (that is prores raw compatible) and atomos's overpriced 4k60 cable and it still keeps skipping. Did you solve it yet?
Hi i just had an issue similar to yours... Now I did a factory reset on my monitor and formated my 3 ssd's on my windows computer to their defaulft settings and everything seems to work fine. So Factory reset monitor, format all your ssd's on your computer to default settings (if with windows), and that's what worked with me.
Hi guys. I have the similar issue. Here are some more info. So I use Atomos Ninja V with 2 SSDs from Angelbird AtomX. One 500GB and another one 1TB. 500gb came along with the recorder and 1TB I have purchased recently just before a7s iii arrived as I understand that now I will need more space to record videos. I use Full HDMI to FULL HDMI cable from Atomos made by Atomos. Whenever I try to record on my 500gb SSD it does Frame Skipping, not immediately, it could record for some time without any issues, for 45mins(much shorter if SSD is 50% full), and then it would suddenly stop and then continue to record every 4-7 seconds. Tested my 1tb several times and it seems to be ok. I suspect this is more likely related to the SSD. My 500GB SSD is more likely to have this issue when it half full. I have sent an email today to Angelbird to see what they can do about that. Will keep you updated. cheers.
@@timelinereunion yeah, Angel bird replaced 500GB SSD with a new SSD and I sold it on eBay. Then I purchased 2 x 1TB WD BLue and I have no issues. My AtomX 1TB also has no issues.
Hi, thanks for sharing this. I had the same issue and I solved it by deleting all the files on the SSD using my computer, then I installed it back on the Ninja V and format the SSD, and it worked.
i have a same issues too, i have a Samsung t5 install with Andycine Lunchbox and a WD blue 500gb. my ninja V cant format the ssd and now it do not recognize the ssd anymore !!!. extremly bad experiences
SOLVED 2023: Yesterday I had the same problem as you. While researching and thinking, I found that the disks I format on the computer and transfer to the Atomos are not properly read by the Atomos Ninja, but the new SSD disks that I put directly into the Atomos from the box do work. It's an issue with the disk format.
@@BubbaBassAnglers I've just put in a support request on this. Does not make sense if it is the cable connection and it fails mid-way through, if no movement? I will see what they say. Thanks for getting back to me. Be safe.
I had the same issue today! I reformated my drive (lost all my saved data) and the issue is no fixed! So my advice is take all the clips off the drive and then reformat it and you should be good to go!
The SATA connector did not hold the caddy tight. I epoxied it in and it appears to have solved the problem. I firsts compared the connection on other Atomos I have and they were a tight connection. This one had become a loose connection. On the inside of the case you can see plastic tabs designed to hold the SATA connector card which may have stretched a bit. I hope this helps
FOUND A SOLUTION: I had the same problem out the box it recorded just fine, its when i started deleting files from SSD , and reconnecting it to the ATMOS it starting having the skippy issue. IN ORDER TO FIX IT YOU NEED FORMAT THE SSD ON THE COMPUTER. When i did that it works perfectly fine.
Most of Atomos recording monitors are lousy, they are expensive, sensitive, overheat and require specific type of hardware to function properly. I hate when switching between record and play they have to reboot. These issues still persist in 2024.
I think I "workarounded" it ... Pana GH5S - System Frequency 50 Hz - then C4K with 50 FPS - I just did a 20 min recording ... no Skippy :))) ... not sure if this was it .. but it seems to work now .. Skippy stays in the kennel ... :) - I have a feeling that this has to do with the latest FW Update for the Ninja ... (I have the Atomos 500GB SSD and the short coiled Atomos HDMI Cable ... )
I've been dealing with this issue and I noticed that i can record from my GH5s at 23.976 to the Ninja no problem, it only gets Skippy when I'm doing 4K60 10bit so I think its a cable issue. Had both the GH5s and Ninja serviced to make sure it wasn't ports of the bus and I have the latest firmware.
I believe it is a loose SATA connector. I tried the HDMI cable, not the problem, different drives, etc. The only way it was stable is when I held the caddy in place. I'm going to epoxy the connector
@@BubbaBassAnglers The link goes to the video I watched above. What was the problem? I know by holding the caddy to the plug it seems to work but I'm interested in how you solved it
I have atomx 500 and Atomos HDMI, all original recommended accessories. I bought my Ninja V 2nd hand though. I get skippy in every format except the lowest quality 422 on GH5. Please help me solve the issue??
Did you try a different HDMI cable and make sure it's secure? Don't leave it in the unit when not in use. If you do, make sure to reseat the cable at the start of a session. I also believe the AtomX 500 can only handle 422. Check the website for compatibility. If you are trying prores or something insane it won't be able to handle it.
@@BubbaBassAnglers I thought it would be able to handle ALL formats as it is an approved SSD, but there are some conflicting results. I will try get another HDMI as an SSD is simply unaffordable at this stage. Thank you Mr Bubba for your informative and prompt response! You deserve at 3x Pig Bass for this :)
I have had similar issues with Skippy showing up. I am using Samsung 860Pro SSD with ATOMOS recommended cable 2.0a for my Lumix s1H camera shooting 4K DCI 422 10 bit at 400Mbps. I have recorded over 45 minutes continuously with no problem when I first tested the SSD. Then Skippy showed up a few weeks later on a shoot. I never disconnected the cable from the Ninja V or camera, and I use safety clamps and a cage.
Reseat the cable every time you record. I think with it hanging there over time the connection goes bad. I also think it's the connection on the camera, not the Ninja. I've tested this successfully. Waited a week or so and boom, Skippy. Unplugged the cable and plugged it back in and was able to work.
@@BubbaBassAnglers My cables are clamped with the recommended cages, so there is no movement for any disconnect and the ATOMOS cable is specially designed with heat shield (metal). I'm wondering if the date and time on the Ninja V has to perfectly match the cameras date/time settings. Also customizing the file names before recording. Moreover, I noticed the time on some Skippy recordings were set back to an earlier time than the listed recordings. Very unusual...and I trigger the recording from the Ninja V not the camera which is the recommended procedure from the Atomos rep.
@@neilseiffer I have the same issue, also recording with an s1h. Also caged and clamped perfectly. I noticed that the files that are recorded right before a skippy problem have a crazy noise in the recorded sound channel, so there is something happening that triggers the connection to go on overdrive or something.
@@CyrionWillems Yes, I also hear the buzzing sound on corrupt files with Skippy. I spoke with Atomos about Skippy's...they said a power voltage drop can effect the recording. This includes AC power from house current which I also tested to make sure the battery drainage was not the main problem. It is intermittent and sometimes I can record for a very long time and not see skippy show up. I'm still testing and notice the SONY battery that powers the Ninja V drops from 7.2V to a minimum of 6.8V before a warning battery error displays, however Skippy does not always show up during this issue.
My wonderful atomos ninja 2 experienced this yesterday. I put new ssd wd blue and still doing it. Im not paying for a new recorder. Ill use 35 mbit files in my camcorder. Shame.
I'm sorry I haven't posted a follow up yet. After doing everything they said to no avail, i sent the unit in and they said it was bad and replaced it. Almost a year to the day i bought it. So do all that they ask and then when it still doesn't work, RMA that sucker!
OMG!!! Having the same issue! This makes it completely unreliable therefore useless. I love what it can do when it works, but this makes it a total piece of C*@p... It's just a Shinoby. I need a workhorse a Mule an Ox a beast of a recorder that does not stop unless I tell it to stop. Same questiuon here if there is any one who has got a solution please inform us or I will have to return it and I don't want to... Thanks Bubba for sharing
Had the same Problem! It just ruined me the entire movie roll! Its a pain in the ass. I have also a cracked picture. Some parts are cutted off and in other parts. And i got this stupid kangaroo sign. After 2 Minutes of recording, it stoped by itself. What a crapp Atomos Trash Unit!!!!
@@BubbaBassAnglers Hey can you share your solution? I'm using the Atomx 500gb SSD , Atomos full hd HDMI cable, and sony fx3..never encountered the issue until i updated to the latest firmware. now i'm getting duplicated frames when i record 4k60p in Pro Res...also, tips on best way to get ahold of Atomos support?
I have a "no input" or "skippy" problem too, which renders the unit totally useless - mine is not overheating - the issue is with the unit accepting a stable HDMI input from my camera - Atomos suggested it was because I was using an incompatible SSD - I changed it; problem still persists - their customer service is a joke - they couldn't give a damn - the idiots at Atomos also tell you that the Ninja V can be used as a monitor only, without an SSD even being attached, but when I use it as such, I still get the "no input" flashing on the screen. Pissed big time.
What camera? Mini HDMI or full sized? Before your recording session, reseat the cable into the camera. This is what worked for me. It's that tiny hdmi connector in my camera. Camera is at fault or just connection size.
@@BubbaBassAnglers Thank you for making this video. Quite crazy really. So are you saying that the solution is that every time you would like to record a file, you literally need to turn everything off, take the cable out of the camera and monitor, and put the cable back in the camera and monitor and it works without issue? I was interested in what you said about second recordings as I recorded for about 10 minutes on a half terabyte hard drive at 5.9 K prayers rule I started a new track, and recorded for six minutes. Skippy was being a pest. I’d be tempted to use it in non-raw mode for some recordings, particularly those that are more sit down and talk type interviews where lighting would be fairly consistent and dynamic range would not be in question, but I can’t seem to find any way of triggering the recording on the camera without it being in raw. Now you might think that’s easy enough, press it on the monitor, but for very boring logistical reasons, I do need the camera to trigger it thank you for making the video
@@BubbaBassAnglers Thank you. That’s utterly strange for such a premium priced product hey... but I’ll take that on board, thank you. The new camera sounds interesting. I’m using a Lumix S5. Great piece of kit. I got it instead of the S1H as the Ninja V was supposed to plug the gap. In the UK, the S1H is about £4,000 and the S5 £2,000. The Ninja V with the accessories is about £800 and the sensor is the same between the two cameras. Btw, the S5 is genuinely awsome. Great bit of kit. Thanks for getting back.
@@seaninherts have you been having Skippy issues? I really think it's the micro hdmi and leaving the cable in messes up the connection after some time. So reseating it works. I'll know for sure when I try a different camera.
@@xpreshun don't leave it plugged into your camera. Unplug it when you're done and plug it back in next time you record. If it sits in the camera it tends to lose the connection.
for me, the Nija V is just like a magic box. Once it works and once nothing works. Today i have the sign, no Input. After i made the firmware update and formated my SSD card. Such a crapp! Have somebody a solution? I use a sony fx6.
Hi mate, I have Solution for you I get Same problem! you need just change the driver ssd from atomos, because the ninja v is more speed then as normal ssd driver by recording. you need the right one here.(Angelbird Atom X Mini 500GB SSD) will the issue resolve. Thanks
your SSDs have to much cache! Try an ssd with less than 1TB. I have the SanD. ULTRA 3D with 1TB an 500GB. 500GBs works fine but the bigger one creates only the skippy sh*t. Setup Ninja V (10.63) Lumix S5 SanD. ULTRA 3D 500GB Hdmi: www.amazon.de/dp/B08L6C7BDC/ref=cm_sw_r_em_apa_glt_i_MCT6SHAT1YEWG8CG359Z?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
I'm pretty sure mine stops recording but it's only happened at a few really important moments during filming and I wasn't staring at it at the time. Unreal. Did you send it in yet?
Guys, same issue. How can you trust this unit? I've noticed though that the issue is when I set the output ProRes Raw 4K60fps. If it's set on 4K24fps, the kangaroo doesn't show up. I have tried ProRes only, yet. This is a data speed issue for sure not related to the cable but to the unit to SSD. BUT, all this money for what, compromising???? Not happy at all! I need a reliable system, not a workaround. Any improvements on your side guys?
Update. The issue was due to the WD blue ssd drives which couldn’t handle the data transfer. Swapped with Crucial and…issue sorted out!
My summary from the comments are: use a fast drive, preferably off the recommended list, use a good quality HDMI 2.1 cable, 4k60, don't do any file management on a computer, format the drive in the Ninja. I'll be giving this a go, as I have also started to get this problem
Any luck?
Ran into the same issue with my Ninja V, I was able to resolve it by buying a faster SSD. I noticed that the problem happened when I deleted the files on my computer. Looks like deleting SSD files on the computer does something to the drive that the Átomos does not like. I now just format using the Ninja V. It hasńt been long since I got the new SSD, Íll let you know if I run into the same issue again
what SSD can solve this issue?
Still good?
I do have a similar problem as well. I have the fastest recommended drive (that is prores raw compatible) and atomos's overpriced 4k60 cable and it still keeps skipping. Did you solve it yet?
You found a solution?
I exchange the Atomos. Everything is working now 🙌 (same set up... except the HDMI cable: Atomos HDMI 4K 60 i/s)
Hi i just had an issue similar to yours... Now I did a factory reset on my monitor and formated my 3 ssd's on my windows computer to their defaulft settings and everything seems to work fine.
So Factory reset monitor, format all your ssd's on your computer to default settings (if with windows), and that's what worked with me.
How do you factory reset Shogun Inferno?
Hi guys. I have the similar issue. Here are some more info. So I use Atomos Ninja V with 2 SSDs from Angelbird AtomX. One 500GB and another one 1TB. 500gb came along with the recorder and 1TB I have purchased recently just before a7s iii arrived as I understand that now I will need more space to record videos. I use Full HDMI to FULL HDMI cable from Atomos made by Atomos. Whenever I try to record on my 500gb SSD it does Frame Skipping, not immediately, it could record for some time without any issues, for 45mins(much shorter if SSD is 50% full), and then it would suddenly stop and then continue to record every 4-7 seconds. Tested my 1tb several times and it seems to be ok. I suspect this is more likely related to the SSD. My 500GB SSD is more likely to have this issue when it half full. I have sent an email today to Angelbird to see what they can do about that. Will keep you updated. cheers.
Some news?
@@timelinereunion yeah, Angel bird replaced 500GB SSD with a new SSD and I sold it on eBay. Then I purchased 2 x 1TB WD BLue and I have no issues. My AtomX 1TB also has no issues.
@@leonbirgersi have same problem with a new WD Blue... with a7sIII
were having the same issue.. We will try and contact Atomos.. Thank you..
Hi, thanks for sharing this. I had the same issue and I solved it by deleting all the files on the SSD using my computer, then I installed it back on the Ninja V and format the SSD, and it worked.
i have a same issues too, i have a Samsung t5 install with Andycine Lunchbox and a WD blue 500gb. my ninja V cant format the ssd and now it do not recognize the ssd anymore !!!. extremly bad experiences
SOLVED 2023: Yesterday I had the same problem as you. While researching and thinking, I found that the disks I format on the computer and transfer to the Atomos are not properly read by the Atomos Ninja, but the new SSD disks that I put directly into the Atomos from the box do work. It's an issue with the disk format.
Still works?
@@sergiomaldonado7169 yes. Use Samsung 870EVO disk.
Thanks for making the video. What's your current status with this error?
Working as long as I reseat the cable when I record.
@@BubbaBassAnglers I've just put in a support request on this. Does not make sense if it is the cable connection and it fails mid-way through, if no movement? I will see what they say. Thanks for getting back to me. Be safe.
@@seamussmyth2312 Any updates?
I had the same issue today! I reformated my drive (lost all my saved data) and the issue is no fixed! So my advice is take all the clips off the drive and then reformat it and you should be good to go!
The SATA connector did not hold the caddy tight. I epoxied it in and it appears to have solved the problem. I firsts compared the connection on other Atomos I have and they were a tight connection. This one had become a loose connection. On the inside of the case you can see plastic tabs designed to hold the SATA connector card which may have stretched a bit. I hope this helps
You should have them replace it.
Apparently the update solves the overheating issue. Perhaps that will resolve the skippy issue too
FOUND A SOLUTION: I had the same problem out the box it recorded just fine, its when i started deleting files from SSD , and reconnecting it to the ATMOS it starting having the skippy issue. IN ORDER TO FIX IT YOU NEED FORMAT THE SSD ON THE COMPUTER. When i did that it works perfectly fine.
Most of Atomos recording monitors are lousy, they are expensive, sensitive, overheat and require specific type of hardware to function properly. I hate when switching between record and play they have to reboot. These issues still persist in 2024.
Haven't had this issue yet. Will try a longer recording tomorrow and see. I'm using a Crucial MX500 1tb SSD.
I think I "workarounded" it ... Pana GH5S - System Frequency 50 Hz - then C4K with 50 FPS - I just did a 20 min recording ... no Skippy :))) ... not sure if this was it .. but it seems to work now .. Skippy stays in the kennel ... :) - I have a feeling that this has to do with the latest FW Update for the Ninja ... (I have the Atomos 500GB SSD and the short coiled Atomos HDMI Cable ... )
I've been dealing with this issue and I noticed that i can record from my GH5s at 23.976 to the Ninja no problem, it only gets Skippy when I'm doing 4K60 10bit so I think its a cable issue. Had both the GH5s and Ninja serviced to make sure it wasn't ports of the bus and I have the latest firmware.
Yes I am having same problem!
i really had to look twice. i thought it was uncle Phil. no BS
Me too!
I believe it is a loose SATA connector. I tried the HDMI cable, not the problem, different drives, etc. The only way it was stable is when I held the caddy in place. I'm going to epoxy the connector
Watch my updated video where I fixed the issue. It's not the caddy.
@@BubbaBassAnglers The link goes to the video I watched above. What was the problem? I know by holding the caddy to the plug it seems to work but I'm interested in how you solved it
I have atomx 500 and Atomos HDMI, all original recommended accessories. I bought my Ninja V 2nd hand though. I get skippy in every format except the lowest quality 422 on GH5. Please help me solve the issue??
Did you try a different HDMI cable and make sure it's secure? Don't leave it in the unit when not in use. If you do, make sure to reseat the cable at the start of a session. I also believe the AtomX 500 can only handle 422. Check the website for compatibility. If you are trying prores or something insane it won't be able to handle it.
@@BubbaBassAnglers I thought it would be able to handle ALL formats as it is an approved SSD, but there are some conflicting results. I will try get another HDMI as an SSD is simply unaffordable at this stage. Thank you Mr Bubba for your informative and prompt response! You deserve at 3x Pig Bass for this :)
hello! did you find a solution ? i’m going crazy with this man. i have the new ninja b plus and it stops recording after 2 minutes
Had to send mine in for repair.
Defective unit bro.
Haven’t had this problem. I’m running one with a 2Tb drive. No probs at all.
This sucks!
I have had similar issues with Skippy showing up. I am using Samsung 860Pro SSD with ATOMOS recommended cable 2.0a for my Lumix s1H camera shooting 4K DCI 422 10 bit at 400Mbps. I have recorded over 45 minutes continuously with no problem when I first tested the SSD. Then Skippy showed up a few weeks later on a shoot. I never disconnected the cable from the Ninja V or camera, and I use safety clamps and a cage.
Reseat the cable every time you record. I think with it hanging there over time the connection goes bad. I also think it's the connection on the camera, not the Ninja. I've tested this successfully. Waited a week or so and boom, Skippy. Unplugged the cable and plugged it back in and was able to work.
@@BubbaBassAnglers My cables are clamped with the recommended cages, so there is no movement for any disconnect and the ATOMOS cable is specially designed with heat shield (metal). I'm wondering if the date and time on the Ninja V has to perfectly match the cameras date/time settings. Also customizing the file names before recording. Moreover, I noticed the time on some Skippy recordings were set back to an earlier time than the listed recordings. Very unusual...and I trigger the recording from the Ninja V not the camera which is the recommended procedure from the Atomos rep.
@@neilseiffer I have the same issue, also recording with an s1h. Also caged and clamped perfectly. I noticed that the files that are recorded right before a skippy problem have a crazy noise in the recorded sound channel, so there is something happening that triggers the connection to go on overdrive or something.
@@CyrionWillems Yes, I also hear the buzzing sound on corrupt files with Skippy. I spoke with Atomos about Skippy's...they said a power voltage drop can effect the recording. This includes AC power from house current which I also tested to make sure the battery drainage was not the main problem. It is intermittent and sometimes I can record for a very long time and not see skippy show up. I'm still testing and notice the SONY battery that powers the Ninja V drops from 7.2V to a minimum of 6.8V before a warning battery error displays, however Skippy does not always show up during this issue.
Cyrion Willems did you fix the problem ?
My wonderful atomos ninja 2 experienced this yesterday. I put new ssd wd blue and still doing it. Im not paying for a new recorder. Ill use 35 mbit files in my camcorder. Shame.
i have the same problem, and worse... It seems that there are drops in the image !
I figured just out, that the skippy comes just with 4K. 3K is working. I want answers! Have you the same experience?
I'm sorry I haven't posted a follow up yet. After doing everything they said to no avail, i sent the unit in and they said it was bad and replaced it. Almost a year to the day i bought it. So do all that they ask and then when it still doesn't work, RMA that sucker!
I have the same issue with mine! I haven't been able to find a solution either. I pretty much just gave up on even bothering using it. Waste of money.
My ninja V freezes up completely when I insert Atom X ssd. When I eject the ssd the screen becomes responsive.
OMG!!! Having the same issue! This makes it completely unreliable therefore useless. I love what it can do when it works, but this makes it a total piece of C*@p... It's just a Shinoby. I need a workhorse a Mule an Ox a beast of a recorder that does not stop unless I tell it to stop. Same questiuon here if there is any one who has got a solution please inform us or I will have to return it and I don't want to... Thanks Bubba for sharing
Had the same Problem! It just ruined me the entire movie roll! Its a pain in the ass. I have also a cracked picture. Some parts are cutted off and in other parts. And i got this stupid kangaroo sign. After 2 Minutes of recording, it stoped by itself. What a crapp Atomos Trash Unit!!!!
Still having this problem?
No and gonna post a follow up soon
Update. I totally beat sloppy by using western digita bluel ssd's
@@BubbaBassAnglers Hey can you share your solution? I'm using the Atomx 500gb SSD , Atomos full hd HDMI cable, and sony fx3..never encountered the issue until i updated to the latest firmware. now i'm getting duplicated frames when i record 4k60p in Pro Res...also, tips on best way to get ahold of Atomos support?
@@roughlives new video coming tonight!!
@@BubbaBassAnglers amazing!! THANK YOU!!!
I have a "no input" or "skippy" problem too, which renders the unit totally useless - mine is not overheating - the issue is with the unit accepting a stable HDMI input from my camera - Atomos suggested it was because I was using an incompatible SSD - I changed it; problem still persists - their customer service is a joke - they couldn't give a damn - the idiots at Atomos also tell you that the Ninja V can be used as a monitor only, without an SSD even being attached, but when I use it as such, I still get the "no input" flashing on the screen. Pissed big time.
Yep, that's what I found out. The FULL HDMI connections work better. Just reseat your cable before you start recording. That's what worked for me.
What camera is it?
Anyone solved the issue. I thought it was my cables, then the hard drive, and then I realised its unsolvable......
What camera? Mini HDMI or full sized? Before your recording session, reseat the cable into the camera. This is what worked for me. It's that tiny hdmi connector in my camera. Camera is at fault or just connection size.
@@BubbaBassAnglers Thank you for making this video. Quite crazy really. So are you saying that the solution is that every time you would like to record a file, you literally need to turn everything off, take the cable out of the camera and monitor, and put the cable back in the camera and monitor and it works without issue?
I was interested in what you said about second recordings as I recorded for about 10 minutes on a half terabyte hard drive at 5.9 K prayers rule I started a new track, and recorded for six minutes. Skippy was being a pest.
I’d be tempted to use it in non-raw mode for some recordings, particularly those that are more sit down and talk type interviews where lighting would be fairly consistent and dynamic range would not be in question, but I can’t seem to find any way of triggering the recording on the camera without it being in raw. Now you might think that’s easy enough, press it on the monitor, but for very boring logistical reasons, I do need the camera to trigger it thank you for making the video
@@seaninherts yep! That was what worked. I can't wait to try my Fuji because I don't think I'll have the same issue.
@@BubbaBassAnglers Thank you. That’s utterly strange for such a premium priced product hey... but I’ll take that on board, thank you. The new camera sounds interesting. I’m using a Lumix S5. Great piece of kit. I got it instead of the S1H as the Ninja V was supposed to plug the gap. In the UK, the S1H is about £4,000 and the S5 £2,000. The Ninja V with the accessories is about £800 and the sensor is the same between the two cameras. Btw, the S5 is genuinely awsome. Great bit of kit. Thanks for getting back.
@@seaninherts have you been having Skippy issues? I really think it's the micro hdmi and leaving the cable in messes up the connection after some time. So reseating it works. I'll know for sure when I try a different camera.
It is 2021 and I have the same problem on my unit.
same
your HDMI Cable is only 1.4 you need 2.0
I have the exact same issue and my cable is Hdmi 2.0 certified and shows Hdmi 2.0 in the recorder. I don’t think cable is causing this issue...
Any update? Did they fix it?
So far so good. It was the HDMI cable!!!
@@BubbaBassAnglers what hdmi cable did you get?
@@xpreshun don't leave it plugged into your camera. Unplug it when you're done and plug it back in next time you record. If it sits in the camera it tends to lose the connection.
Bubba Bass Anglers Your HDMI cable was resulting in heating issue?
@@BubbaBassAnglers but why sometime the ninja V do not recognize your ssd ?
for me, the Nija V is just like a magic box. Once it works and once nothing works. Today i have the sign, no Input. After i made the firmware update and formated my SSD card. Such a crapp! Have somebody a solution? I use a sony fx6.
Under the power option. Turn on turbo cool
Hi mate,
I have Solution for you I get Same problem! you need just change the driver ssd from atomos, because the ninja v is more speed then as normal ssd driver by recording. you need the right one here.(Angelbird Atom X Mini 500GB SSD) will the issue resolve. Thanks
SAME ISSUE - nightmare
I have this same problem and I am reaching out to Atomos. If anyone has any insights I'd love to hear them.
your SSDs have to much cache!
Try an ssd with less than 1TB. I have the SanD. ULTRA 3D with 1TB an 500GB. 500GBs works fine but the bigger one creates only the skippy sh*t.
Setup
Ninja V (10.63)
Lumix S5
SanD. ULTRA 3D 500GB
Hdmi: www.amazon.de/dp/B08L6C7BDC/ref=cm_sw_r_em_apa_glt_i_MCT6SHAT1YEWG8CG359Z?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
having the same problem
I have the same shit now
did u find a solution ?
Mine broke the back because the sdi module . See my video