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Hello everyone,
I'll be as succinct as possible. Bought new Mavic Pro 4 days ago.First two days it wouldn't connect to my app due to Calibration error and magnetic interference. I tried everything, even driving an hour into the mountains.
Nothing worked until I stumbled upon a thread were someone removed the SD card and put it back in. that solved it so yesterday I was up and flying and finally able to calibrate the gimbal.
So this morning at 6AM I drive up to a mountain top. Treck up there for the sunset. As I unpack the Mavic I have the exact same issue again. Gimball disconnected it says on the screen and I knew it was the SD card.
I then took it out, and put in an SD card I've used on my GoPro as an emergency solution. The Mavic powered up perfectly and connected with the app. No gimball issues. I pressed record and captured some amazing footage of a mountain top castle.
I drive home overjoyed that it worked after 4 days of mega problems. Then I arrive home, plug the drone into the computer and of course iPhoto says it can't import the files as they're unreadable. I saw some preview thumbs there though.
Then I go to Final Cut Pro. There to it says I have 12 files on the card. I assume 10 are old GoPro films and 2 are from this morning's flight. But no file will import.
So I'm incredibly disheartened and realize all is likely lost. Maybe I should've formated the card before flying. Maybe I shouldn't have had other files on there. Anyway it was an emergency solution and I didn't think of those things in the heat of the moment. Maybe I should've done more test but this was my last day in this region so I had no choice but to try and complete the shots today.
So my question is this: does anyone know of an emergency measure that could save my videos?
Best regards,
Sad Camper
I'll be as succinct as possible. Bought new Mavic Pro 4 days ago.First two days it wouldn't connect to my app due to Calibration error and magnetic interference. I tried everything, even driving an hour into the mountains.
Nothing worked until I stumbled upon a thread were someone removed the SD card and put it back in. that solved it so yesterday I was up and flying and finally able to calibrate the gimbal.
So this morning at 6AM I drive up to a mountain top. Treck up there for the sunset. As I unpack the Mavic I have the exact same issue again. Gimball disconnected it says on the screen and I knew it was the SD card.
I then took it out, and put in an SD card I've used on my GoPro as an emergency solution. The Mavic powered up perfectly and connected with the app. No gimball issues. I pressed record and captured some amazing footage of a mountain top castle.
I drive home overjoyed that it worked after 4 days of mega problems. Then I arrive home, plug the drone into the computer and of course iPhoto says it can't import the files as they're unreadable. I saw some preview thumbs there though.
Then I go to Final Cut Pro. There to it says I have 12 files on the card. I assume 10 are old GoPro films and 2 are from this morning's flight. But no file will import.
So I'm incredibly disheartened and realize all is likely lost. Maybe I should've formated the card before flying. Maybe I shouldn't have had other files on there. Anyway it was an emergency solution and I didn't think of those things in the heat of the moment. Maybe I should've done more test but this was my last day in this region so I had no choice but to try and complete the shots today.
So my question is this: does anyone know of an emergency measure that could save my videos?
Best regards,
Sad Camper