Do not assume the take is broken
Multiple files by themselves are not proof of dropped frames, a failed recording, or a damaged card. First establish whether the files are consecutive parts of the same recording.
RTM. GUIDE
Why DJI Osmo Pocket 4 / 4P Recordings
Split Into Multiple Files
Short answer: a long DJI recording can be stored as several consecutive MP4 files even when it represents one continuous take.
WHAT YOU ARE SEEING
One take, several files
A DJI Osmo Pocket 4 / 4P long recording may appear in the card or folder as multiple consecutive MP4 files. Those files can belong to the same continuous recording even though the camera stored them separately.
The annoyance shows up in post
Editors often want one continuous asset for a long take. Repeated split boundaries create extra handling, especially for archiving, relinking, transfer, or downstream editing.
WHAT RTM. DOES
Rebuild the continuous recording, not the source files
RTM. analyzes the selected DJI recording sequence, identifies files that belong to the same continuous take, and creates a separate merged output. The original camera files remain unchanged.
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No generational re-encoding
RTM. does not solve the split by transcoding the video into a new generation.
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Source files stay untouched
The camera originals remain as they were. RTM. creates a separate result instead of rewriting them.
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Built for the DJI split-recording problem
The workflow is intentionally narrow: identify a continuous DJI recording and restore it as one file when the sequence passes RTM.'s verification.
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