Hi Giancarlo,
Sorry for the trouble. MP4 is a container format, so the issue is likely the codec or recording settings used by the DJI Mini 4 Pro rather than the .mp4 file itself.
As a workaround, try converting the affected clips using a utility such as HandBrake or Shutter Encoder, then import the converted files into Premiere Rush. H.264 should be a good choice for compatibility with Rush.
Unfortunately, Premiere Rush is now at end of life and won't be receiving additional codec or camera support. For future projects, I'd recommend moving to Premiere on desktop or Premiere Mobile.
More information:
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-rush/desktop/kb/end-of-life.html
Sorry I don't have better news.
Thanks,
Kevin
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