Recording video

[Desertdude]

when I record video with the Mavic I know it's on my sd card, but is it also in the dji app on my iPhone? Sorry newbie

 

[HueJorgan]

Yes it's on both but it's low Rez on your phone and can be visually 'glitchy' as it's the 'transmitted' footage

Sd footage is always the best

 

[Desertdude]

Yes it's on both but it's low Rez on your phone and can be visually 'glitchy' as it's the 'transmitted' footage

Sd footage is always the best

Where do I go in the app to see it.

 

[HueJorgan]

Go to the library of photos and videos in the app (it's the icon top left) that's the lo rez stuff the high Rez video is on the card take it out load it / copy onto a pc and enjoy

 

[Desertdude]

Go to the library of photos and videos in the app (it's the icon top left) that's the lo rez stuff the high Rez video is on the card take it out load it / copy onto a pc and enjoy

I didn't realize all of that information was there I discoverd a whole bunch of stuff.
Thanks for your help.

 

[HueJorgan]

No worries buddy

Have a like for good manners and it's xmas

 

[F6Rider]

Yes it's on both but it's low Rez on your phone and can be visually 'glitchy' as it's the 'transmitted' footage

Sd footage is always the best

Not sure what you mean by 'Low Res' and 'Glitchy' Is 720P now considered 'low res'? Mine is saved as 720P and is certainly not glitchy.

 

[Kilrah]

720p is certainly low res especially compared to the onboard 4K... It's also pretty crudely downsized with a lot of aliasing and encoded with low bitrate for transmission, and yes any dropouts or transmission artifacts would show.
Look at the onboard recording and the video cache next to each other, it's night and day. Still the video cache is cool to show someone straight away but I wouldn't use it for anything else.