How to Transfer Screen Recording from DJI RC-2 to PC & Mac for DJI Mini 4 Pro / DJI Air 3
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- Опубліковано 12 гру 2023
- Struggling to transfer screen recordings from your DJI RC2 to your computer? You're not alone! 🎮🖥️ In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the process step by step, ensuring you can seamlessly share your drone adventures on platforms like UA-cam.
🚀 Learn how to activate the screen recording feature on your DJI RC2 by pulling down the curtain and pressing the record button. This invaluable tool captures everything on your screen, perfect for creating engaging tutorials and sharing your drone experiences.
🔄 Discover the challenges faced when trying to transfer screen recordings from the DJI RC2 to your computer. The process differs from the older DJI RC, requiring a unique approach.
📸 Watch as we explore various methods, from using USB-C cables to SD cards. Understand the changes between the two controller versions and find the solution that works for you.
💻 Follow a step-by-step guide on accessing screen recordings stored on the internal memory of the controller. Navigate the settings, switch storage locations, and locate the videos folder where your recordings are stored.
📂 Learn how to copy your screen recordings to an SD card for easy transfer to your computer. We'll guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth and efficient workflow.
🔊 Discover the benefits of attaching a microphone to your controller for improved audio in your screen recordings. Enhance the overall quality and synchronization of your content.
🤔 Have other drone-related challenges? Share them in the comments, and we may address them in future videos.
👍 If you found this tutorial helpful, give it a thumbs up. If not, let us know how we can improve. Don't forget to subscribe for more drone tips and tutorials. Thanks for watching, and happy flying! 🚁🎥
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IT WAS A NIGHTMARE FINDING THIS OUT!! Finally Thank you for this video. It worked!
Exactly what I needed thanks. Why this is SO complicated ...
OMG, så nemt, har kæmpet en time med det ville have en Waypoint route lagt over på min film TAK TAK, du er Gud
I won't be lazy to thank you sir for doing this video. I was super happy to get the new rc2 after the regular one, but my excitement was lowered when I was not able to get the screen recording to my phone or MacBook for activating DJI care and I started all these ritual dances and forum checks. Quite unexpected from DJI to miss that part, they are not about super user experience, but this issues is funny. I liked that you need to get to the files through Music. Lol. Nevertheless, thank you and like for your work!
It's Appreciated! Thanks, Henrik.
Happy Flying!
Finally a good explanation! Thank you very much!
Yes, it's really funny that the controller doesn't store the screen recordings automatically onto the SD card of the controller. What should the SD card then be good for if it is not used for such things. So we should avise DJI to do a relevant software update enabling the controller to store these screen shots directly onto the SD card.
It's amazing that they could possibly think that needing 16 finger movements to prepare the SD card to remove and plug into our computers would be an improvement. On the RC, all we had to do was to remove the card. But at least we do have a way to get there. Thanks Henrik.
I've spent all day getting frustrated over this.. Couldn't understand what l was doing wrong. Thank you
Glad I could help
Excellent! Brief, informative and amusing. I'm now a fan.
I have a suggestion, what you need to do is insert a micro sd card into the controller, whether you ever intend to use it or not. Format it in the controller and then when you pull down twice on the screen for the top menu you will see setup and eject in the left lower panel of the display. Tap on the setup button, and once setup completes, you will now you will see an option called explore appear where it used to say setup. Thats your quick access to all your files, and a shortcut to the three bar menu you found on the top left through the audio section. Theres no need to move files around onto the card, unless you run out of space on the controller.
What I do is copy whatever 4k files I need off the SD card in the drone after every flying session to a new folder on my windows 10 laptop. I then reinsert the sd card in the drone. I take the RC2, get it started up and then plug the RC2 into my laptop with a usb cable. I can then see all the files on the controller and copy my screenshots and screen recordings to the new folder I created for the drone sd card. Then I unplug the RC2 from the laptop, and power up the drone. Once its connected to the RC2, and I'm confident I've saved what I want to keep to my laptop, I go into the camera settings on the controller and format the drones SD card. I then pull down the top menu on the controller, click explore and delete whatever screen shots and screen recordings I transfered to the folder on the laptop. Then I back out of there and go to profile, settings and storage and clear all my cache and flight logs etc.
What I'm left with is a clean slate to start my next flying session, and I've yet to need more than the onboard RC2 storage provided. I suppose if a person was doing a lot of screen recordings, you might need to move some of the files over onto the RC2 sd card, as you're showing in the video if one didn't have their laptop along to transfer the files off with a usb cable to a folder on the laptop and then delete them on the controller to clear space.
life saver thank you!
Very good and clear explanation. thank you.
Thanks Henrik 😊
Everything was super easy to understand, thanks a lot!
Just what I've been looking for, many thanks for the insight
Thank you!
great! I I've been looking for this for some time
Thanks for this!
So helpful. Thanks. 🙏🙏🙏
very useful, thanks.
You are fabulous!
Thanks for the help🙂
Thanks 🙏
Nice well done. Thanks
Great video as usual ...hope they (DJI) make it simpler to retrieve screen shots
Very useful information !! Thank you ... 👍
** I appreciate the mini video video-ography lesson also !
Thanks You for the tutorial. I would like to see a demo on quick transfer from Mini 4 to iPhone having Light cut application. Also a realtime stream from Mini 4 to UA-cam.
Wow, I appreciate your videos my friend, you remind me of my dad (RIP) and the fat dude from Storage Wars LOL, thank you good sir. Much appreciated.
Thankyou
Android File transfer still works for RC2 and Mac via USB. Using the latest version of OS too.
Not for me
@@TECHDRONEMEDIA Mac or Windows? You’ve probably done this but uninstall and install?
I’m using Mac
@@TECHDRONEMEDIA I had others tell me the same thing from one of my shorts but it clearly shows it worked. I literally offloaded footage Saturday.
I like your option but we gotta get the usb working
Tak!
selv tak :-)
Hey Henrik thanks as always for the video. Have you experienced any issues with the DJI mic transmitter plugged into the RC2 controller? Like issues with the compass or attitude indicator?
no, it works like without for me
Great video! When i do that on my Windows hp laptop, the sd card shows as usb not a drive ? And can't even open it to retrieve anything on it? I have to figure out another way to get information from sd card to laptop?
When using the DJI mic attached to the RC2 is there a way to record mic audio directly to the SD card like I can do with drone video files?
Thats CRZY. For example, on the AVATA 1 and I think probably 2, you can just set recording in the DJI fly app while in the settings for the drone , to record to the goggles and drone at the same time, plus automatic setting to record on takeoff. Why this convoluted procedure for the RC 2.
Can you do this while it is still flying?
I need to pull the video onto a laptop as it is being recorded. I would like to save each clip to a laptop, as each clip is recorded. Is that possible?
Could I use a usb c to usb 3 and plug the controller into the laptop and move or auto save each clip onto the laptop as they are being recorded?
Great video indeed. I have a question. Can I record on the Rc2 and the drone at the same time?
Yes
@TECHDRONEMEDIA would love to know how. If you ever get a chance, please reply. I'd greatly appreciate it, bud.
This is weird. For getting to internal screen record files why aren't we just connecting the included cable (USB A-USB-C) to the USB-C port of the RC2, and turning it on ? - the screen recording files show right up as a drive on the connected computer. They're under Internal/movies.
íts more easy conect the controler directly to a pc. not need to a dedicated program, it wil apear as an external drive. mine works great
It does not work for me and others have reported the same - but it seem there are cases like yours that does
I have a question. Hopefully you can help me out or if it does work. When I’m recording with my DJI 3 there’s no sound when I transfer the video is that normal? Or is there a way of doing that?
There is no audio on the screen recording unless you hook up a microphone
Can the dji Mavic 3 Propellers work on the dji air 3?
I would say no
Agreed, Henrik, this is not intuitive! We also recently went through this and made a video explaining the madness.
It's almost as if DJI just didn't care to try to make this user friendly.
The stange part is that some people are reporting it works with Android File Transfer + Mac
Hey Henrik. Im not sure why you cant use the android transfer? i show this in my video i did a while back and it works fine for me with the DJI RC2 My Mac shows them instantly.
it does not work for me and I have others report it too, maybe the cable then - at this is workaround for those with issues
@@TECHDRONEMEDIA yes very strange. i also showed that way too. Try plugging in without FCPX open see if it opens. then drag to desktop.
I have tried all the combinations
@@TECHDRONEMEDIAFair enough 👍
When engineers tryhard to make something simple..