Just got a Mavic pro, need to figure out how to transfer video from sd card to either computer or phone.

[caryflyboy]

Found a Mavic pro at a church rummage sale, got it for an amazingly low price of $25.00, found out the battery it had was useless, got 2 new batteries on ebay for $150. They came yesterday, charged them up, calibrated imu and compass, and took it for a short test flight…. Its quite cool in chicago this morning…. Now have to figure out how to transfer the video from the sd card to either computer or phone.

 

[lookout]

Go buy another SD card it usually comes with an adapter for a card slot that comes with most computers (not all however). Or you get a universal multi card reader.

Plugging your mavic pro into computer with a micro usb cable turns it into a hard drive while running your mavics battery down.

 

[FLDave]

Download the user manual from DJI.com. It should have all the information about picture file storage. In general, just connect the drone to your computer with a USB cable.
Also download the flight log .TXT files from your phone/device and upload to AirData.com so you can start analyzing your flights.

 

[teccer]

or just ask your friends if they have an adaptor, if the're like me they might have a load of them and be willing to give one to you

 

[GFields]

I would go with a card reader. They are quite inexpensive and you can find them on Amazon

 

[caryflyboy]

Wonder if airdata works on Mac? Otherwise ill have to find my windows laptop

 

[GFields]

Wonder if airdata works on Mac? Otherwise ill have to find my windows laptop

Airdata is Web-based and should work on any device that has internet access.

 

[caryflyboy]

Since tomorrow is a holiday, and optional to go to the office, even being short 25 people, since we are paid salary…. I‘m not going. Hopefully the weather will be decent and I can go fly the Mavic pro and check out other apps for it.

 

[dave canada]

Go buy another SD card it usually comes with an adapter for a card slot that comes with most computers (not all however). Or you get a universal multi card reader.

Plugging your mavic pro into computer with a micro usb cable turns it into a hard drive while running your mavics battery down.

what he said easy money

 

[howardK]

if the original batteries will power up just a bit then you can use them for doing the data transfers with the mini usb.

 

[lookout]

what he said easy money

Easy money?

Where?

 

[Capt KO]

SD adapter easiest (most people have extras) if your PC has an SD slot. Otherwise get a USB card reader, it comes in handy. Transfer to phone depends on what capabilities of phone you use.