Let’s say i’ll get the 13 Mini battery replaced at an Apple store. What are my chances the phone survives 100% (no broken screen, no scratches, looks exactly as before)? 99%, 95%, ….? I am just looking for guesses since nobody (except Apple) has the exact numbers.
Hi, is it normal behavior that the HRM is still connected to my Garmin watch after i stopped wearing it and LEDs are off? I need to check again but i think the bluetooth connection is available for hours after use. Not forever though, since e.g. right now i cannot connect anymore via the watches sensor menu.
I’m using the “Create share link” feature in GoPro Quik (iOS), which appears to render an edit and upload it to GoPro Cloud. Before starting the process, I can also choose output settings such as resolution.
Issue:
I can delete the generated share link via https://gopro.com/media-library/links/
However, I cannot find a way to delete the underlying video file that was created in the cloud. It also does not seem to appear in the normal media library view.
As a result:
If I change my mind about the quality settings (e.g. resolution), I cannot force a fresh render/upload. Creating a new share link via the app is instantaneous and does not trigger a new render or upload. This suggests the system is reusing an existing rendered file and only generating a new link/permission layer.
So effectively, the quality settings step only seems to apply once, and after that it is tied to an existing cloud asset that I cannot locate or reset.
Question:
Is there any way to locate and delete the underlying rendered video in GoPro Cloud so that I can re-export the edit with different quality settings?