I agree

Thanks very much for your comment. 👍Their file system is maddening! Ha ha

Thanks very much, Steve!

Much appreciated, Joel. 🤝

Thanks, Eddie 👊

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks 👍

😎👊 Thanks Brother Bob!

Thanks so much!

Agreed. It's frustrating.

Bingo...frustrating forsure x 100

Hey John. Thanks for your comment. I'm guessing the wired headset would also have a mic built in? So if you wanted to use the DJI mic, you couldn't also use the headset?

Absolutely! DJI doesn't make it very easy at all.

Thanks very much. I appreciate your feedback. DJI seemed to have rushed this out the door, or just didn't care about user experience.

Agreed, Trevor, a built-in mic would be useful. Thanks for watching, and sorry for confusing you! 😅

I'm not noticing a green bar moving on screen. Do you see it in this video?

Do you mean the low res cache files? Or the full quality videos downloaded from the drone?

Thanks for commenting. DJI didn't seem to put much effort into making it offer friendly or intuitive. On the plus side, the Mini 4 pro is a fantastic drone and takes really respectable quality footage.

@@readysetdrone Thank You for replying, I was just going through my subscriptions and unsubscribing those who never reply back. I agree with you on the images and videos but as I said I keep deleting them. I have only had this drone for a week. My Mavic 2 lost power July 23rd and I have not been able to find it, I used the Find my Drone but because the battery on that drone went south I cannot recover it.

#donttellmewhattodo #moreconfused

​​@@chriswedgworth😂Haha! The real reason is because Chris Hope called me eevil Kris in this video, but has being trying to backtrack ever since. LOL (yes I spelled that word with two "ee" because KZfaq was shadow blocking my comment!) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qdeBo9eV28qYmI0.html

I never "double swipe" - too complicated. Just single Swipe 2x. 😅

@@BlairAir Hahah! Of course, John.

I'm not sure that I understand. As far as I know, there aren't really any settings that you can change on the RC 2. My only guess is that your microphone isn't working or the cable you're using isn't the correct one.

That's true, but only when you're connected to the drone. When you're dealing with local files on the RC 2, you have to jump through DJI's software hoops.

​@@readysetdrone oh I got ya! That makes sense.

Ha! Good choice!

Suggestion: Confusing yes, but "if" you take one step at a time, learn then move to the next. Its like dialing in a scope on a rifle, one click at a time. If a 80 y/o can do it, there's no dought you can also.

Welcome to the club of confusion! Ha! VLC is usually my go-to PC player.

I haven't tried it myself, but I've seen others use a wired USB-C mic, of another unknown brand, and record audio that way, so apparently, it's possible.

@@readysetdrone Thank you.

Thank you very much!!

Personally, I screen record for every flight, just in case something goes wrong and I lose the drone, I can review the footage with all the on screen elements. It's also useful when creating tutorials to show other drone pilots. Screen shots can be useful if you want to remember certain camera settings, or something, you can refer back to them.

thank you very much...@@readysetdrone

Bluetooth for video would be agonizingly slow! But a fast "air drop" type of solution would be nice, for sure!

They can be saved directly to the SD card by going to: Profile > Settings > Storage From there you can change the storage location to the SD card.

I'm not sure that I understand what you mean. Possibly, you're asking how to get audio with the video that the drone camera sees (without the RC 2's user interface). If that's the case, there's no way to do it easily. You'll have to record on the drone, record in the RC 2 with a mic plugged into the RC, then manually use the audio from the screen recording and add it to the drone recording. Hopefully that makes sense.

That's strange. I wouldn't even know how to update it.

Haha!

Haha! Wow, Gerry. Way to include all of the hashtags! 😂👍

I had the drone turned on and pointed at me. Then I did a screen recording.

I haven't found a method other that formatting. I've tried restarting. I've tried ejecting and reinserting the SD card. No luck. Hopefully DJI will release an update to fix this silliness!

I think DJI does that to save on file size. I don't believe there's any way to adjust the frame rate. This controller is very limited to begin with, and the software, as shown in the video, is not user-friendly, so I doubt that they care to give us the flexibility to change the frame rate of screen recordings.

@@readysetdrone Thank you for the answer.

Yeah, agreed, it's a bit of a pain. Thanks for your comment.

I believe there is Bluetooth sharing; however, with my experience trying that on previous DJI controllers, it was way too slow for video transfers. For screen shots, it's ok though. I didn't even explore that option here because I felt that it's not really practical.

@@readysetdrone so , its better to take out the micro Sd card , and put it into a laptop ? I have bought a Dji mic , and i want to use it to record audio on video . Sorry for my bad english . What its the best solution for me ?

Yes, definitely. Using an SD card or a cable directly from the RC to your laptop are the best solutions. Wireless is too slow.

@@readysetdrone thank you ! I appreciate . I have the micro SD adapter ( i think that is the name ) that thing that you put the card inside and it connects to pc / laptop !

So, I've had this problem as well, recently. A workaround that I've had success with is this. Go to your Mac's System Settings > General > Login Items. Click on each item and then click the minus. Once those are so gone, in the list below, disable all apps in the background. Then restart your Mac. This worked for me... Is a bit annoying, but I wanted to let you know that it's an option.

I made a quick video after seeing your question. This video shows the RC Pro, but it should work the same with the RC2. It's a shame that this is becoming more difficult for Mac users. kzfaq.infoBUuNnp_k-uk?si=dhm6qZxu4oM8_WuH

That's too bad! 🫤 Thanks for the heads up!

I don't know why DJI does this to us! 🫤😆

Lol Johnny! 😅

Lol 🤣

Ha! I'm right there with you. Thanks for commenting.

Hi Bill. No problem. Your email probably went to Kelly, but he's out of town currently, so I'll have to wait to ask him about it. If you want to email me directly, I'm at kris@readysetdrone.com

Haha sorry!

😄 Agreed!

Ps m3classic with rc pro controller

Thanks for commenting. I definitely hear you and my frustration is shared with many, however, keep in mind that this is mainly related with this RC. The actual footage is still stored on the micro SD card in the drone, so a lot of people who don't need to screen record probably won't worry about all this hassle. To preview footage taken on the drone (while still connected) you can still tap on the media icon within the fly app (just below the record button). It's still disconcerting that DJI doesn't make all aspects of their software user friendly.

@readysetdrone so how to add audio to drone sd card footage? I don't see how video's only show usb-c microphone attached to controller to add audio which is a problem for us not so techy pilots, in my case retired no home puter or lap top just my smart phone ( not iPhone) for starters using phone wifi hot spot,its a frustrating problem, i was hoping this audio video play wouldn't be such an issue,but thanx for you incite

Oh I believe I understand your goal. If you're hoping to have your commentary over your flight footage, you could try two methods. 1. Screen record your RC Pro (note that this video is about the RC 2, so your controller will be less of a hassle when it comes to finding and transferring footage). Then you can copy the screen recording to an SD card, plug in the SD card to your phone via an adapter, and being that video into your phone's editing software to line up with the high quality drone recording. Finally, you could hide the screen recorded video (while keeping the audio audible) so that you'll only see the high quality drone video in your final export. 2. Another option is to forget screen recording on your RC Pro and just use your phone as a voice recording device in your front shirt pocket. Then when you record on your drone, be sure to film yourself doing a couple of claps on camera. That way once you bring the audio from your phone and the video from the drone into CapCut or your preferred software, you'll be able to visually line up your voice over. Neither solution is elegant, but that's all I can think of.

Im out,sale pending on my m3 classic,i hate selling it but way over my head,ill wait until Ai kicks in,suspect china will retool and streamline this video ,audio bs down the road then ill retry. Thanx again