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Since I do not have direct experience with the enterprise drones I cannot provide an authoritative answer. However, to the best of my knowledge, the enterprise drones are only supported with their corresponding enterprise controllers and are not supported by the DJI consumer drone controllers...

Yes, they are different apps. The Litchi app that you already have is based on DJI MSDKv4 which supports the older drones including the Mavic 2. The newer Litchi Pilot app (Android only) is based on DJI MSDKv5 which supports the newer drones including the Mavic 3E. Yes, the Litchi PIlot app...

The only recent DJI consumer drone with native waypoint support and Litchi support is the Mini 4 Pro. That drone is supported with the new Litchi Pilot app. Obviously, the older DJI drones such as the Mavic 2 Pro would also do what you want (work with Litchi, native waypoint support). The...

You would set up camera actions at the waypoints where a photo is to be captured. In the Mission Hub, select the waypoint. A waypoint dialog will appear. Add any appropriate "actions" to this waypoint.

That's what this utility facilitates. The transition itself is done using a video editor.

The only drone that works with the DJI RC2 and with Litchi (actually Litchi Pilot) is the Mini 4 Pro. I know of no one who has installed third party apps on either the RC or RC2. However, the new Litchi Mission Hub is able to output a DJI KMZ file which can be manually imported into the RC2.

I have developed a utility that converts an AirData flight log into a virtual mission compatible with Google Earth Pro. While there are many potential applications, two key uses include: Visual Analysis – Review and analyze a previously flown mission from your computer, observing the exact...

The path to the hyperlapse folder is: Android/Data/dji.go.v5/files/hyperlapse Perhaps this video will help you locate it:

I run Go 4 on an iPad. I access the files through iTunes. I can't help you with Android.

No, they cannot. There are three ways to create a waypoint mission for the Mini 4 Pro: 1) Dynamically by flying to the desired location and height of each waypoint and saving each position and height as part of a waypoint mission. 2) Use the map to place waypoint markers on the screen while...

Missions stored using Go 4 on the Smart Controller use a different storage method from newer drones that use DJI Fly. Newer drones store missions in KMZ files in a waypoint folder. Older drones (using the DJI Smart Controller) store missions in an SQLite database file named "waypoints.db"...

The solution has always been to place the KMZ file onto a microSD card, put that into the DJI RC, and use the Android filesystem to navigate and replace an old KMZ file with the imported one. I had started this thread to see if anyone had found a way to do the same through Windows.

I'm pretty sure the minimum number of waypoints in a mission is two. I know this is a requirement for Litchi. It is also most likely a requirement for a native DJI Go 4 mission as well. In any case, all you would need to do is to create two non-coincidental waypoints with the second one...

"Go Fly"? What's that? The Mavic Air uses the DJI Go4 app. If you are using something called "Go Fly", it is a bogus app. Use the correct app, and it will work.

This appears to be a known issue. However, it may not be known by DJI, who have not provided a fix. See this thread: https://mavicpilots.com/threads/altitude-not-repeating-on-saved-hyperlapse-waypoint-mission-air-3.144248/ I have worked with the hyperlapse data (in JSON format) from DJI Fly...