Thx Msinger. I just transferred over data to-laptop inserted the card and it reads 3340 in Raw. 64g ...I’m guessing it changes as you switch from 720, 1080, 4K ? Or that doesn’t matter ? Thanks again for your input. ?It depends on your photo/videos settings. To see the available capacity, format the memory card and then look at the available photos/time at the top, right of DJI GO.
You got it.I’m guessing it changes as you switch from 720, 1080, 4K ?
Unfortunately, there are two accepted definitions of gigabyte size. Card manufactures use the International System of Units (SI) where 1GB = 1000 megabytes (MB) or the binary measurement system (what your computer uses) where 1GB on the label = 954MB available to the computer. So, where the card shows 8, 16, 32, 64, or 128 GB on the label, the computer will show 7.45, 14.9, 29.8, 59.6, or 119.2GB available....Quick question, what should I see on 16 gig /64 gig /128 gig display on the sd card when the sd card has been formatted, In other words, max capacity for each ?
The Mavic Pro Specs state 128 GB is the max supported memory card size.My understanding was that the Mavics (at least MPP) can’t handle 128gig ?? I use a 64g but if it will handle a 128g I’d rather.
You are right, in that 1GB=1024MB in the binary system but I was comparing binary to SI by illustrating what is shown on the label and what is available to a computer.Actually I think you have it backwards. 1GB = 1024MB...
My understanding was that the Mavics (at least MPP) can’t handle 128gig ?? I use a 64g but if it will handle a 128g I’d rather.
What is the group think on 128g
My understanding was that the Mavics (at least MPP) can’t handle 128gig ?? I use a 64g but if it will handle a 128g I’d rather.
What is the group think on 128g
Are you formatting using Go 4 with the card in your Mavic?
Does it also show only 60GB usable when in your computer? How do you know the card is not fake (or faulty)?
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