DJI Goggles Does Not Play SD Memory Card Videos - Not True!

[rrrocha]

I've heard a lot about this discussion and I am sorry to tell you guys but you are wrong! MP supports up to 128GB SD cards while Goggles supports up to 64GB formatted on both FAT32 and exFAT file systems... However, unlike the MP that writes files to the single folder it creates called DCIM, Goggles creates a set of folders such as: DJI_PHOTO, DJI_VIDEO, DJI_PANO etc... In order for the files to be accessed in the Goggles "LOCAL STORAGE" menu option, video files must be transferred to the DJI_VIDEO or DJI_PANO (panorama) folders, photo files to the DJI_PHOTO folder and so on. Note that video files with resolutions above 1080p (FHD) such as 2.7K or 4K will not appear on the Goggles screen because these resolutions are not supported and can not be played on it. I use Sandisk Extreme U1 SD cards (128GB in MP and 64GB in Goggles), both formatted in exFAT on my Windows 10 desktop, without the slightest problem... I hope I have helped.

 

[Robert Mitchell]

Good info. Thanks.

 

[Kilrah]

They do play custom videos now but they did not until January this year. So of course if you look at old posts you'll see that but they were correct back then.

Then the 2nd reason people may say that they do not play video from the card refers to playing video from the aircraft's card, and that is correct unless you shoot 1080p or less which most don't do.