Mavic 2 pro hyperlapse videos stored in internal card

[Valyo]

Hi,
when i create hyperlapse, always video is stored on internal card.
I have installed external card and settings for image and video are set to use it.
But hyperlapse videos are still created on internal card.

Do you know how to change to external ?

 

[ksmusa]

Hi,
when i create hyperlapse, always video is stored on internal card.
I have installed external card and settings for image and video are set to use it.
But hyperlapse videos are still created on internal card.

Do you know how to change to external ?

Here’s a screenshot for saving to your sd card as a default using DJIGo4.

 

[Valyo]

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I dont have (Android )

 

[ksmusa]

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I dont have (Android )

From the Litchi manual. Hope this helps.

Cache Videos: When enabled, recording videos with the drone will also cause Litchi to save the video to the "Litchi Video Cache" album in the Photos app. iOS only.

Help - Litchi

 

[John Locke]

Here’s a screenshot for saving to your sd card as a default using DJIGo4. View attachment 44982

So you're say the "Cache to SD Card" option must be enabled to have hyperlapse clips recorded to the SD card? You've had this issue before and this fixed it?

 

[Brian_MavicPro]

I'm not the technical expert but I seem to recall previous issues with the Mavic Air regarding the intelligent flight modes.
I suggest the following:

• After verifying which storage to use in the app...format both internal and external drives via DJI GO 4.
• Verify software/firmware is most current by forcing the DJI GO 4 application to check the versions
• Turn off drone, then remote and close your application
• Restart the remote, drone and application....go check and see if it worked.

If this fails to fix the issue. You may want to verify the SD card can handle the extreme processing demands. 100 Mbps, (UHS-I, Speed Grade 3)...as a minimum.
I speculate that if the micro SD card is not quite capable, the drone will use the internal storage for processing the video/images because the internal storage meets the requirements.