DJI Go app using 6.6Gb

[sribas]

How can I clean up the memory of DJI GO app 6.6Gb of my iPad air?
I have deleted all mission records, all photos and videos.

Thanks

 

[WilsonFlyer]

Interesting. I never thought about this.

Looking forward to reading the responses.

 

[phlyer]

How can I clean up the memory of DJI GO app 6.6Gb of my iPad air?
I have deleted all mission records, all photos and videos.

Probably deleting the app and then reloading it will do the trick. Make sure you have everything you want downloaded to your computer or backup source.

 

[Dirty Bird]

In the app settings there is a selection to automatically clean up when the cache exceeds (I believe) 2 GB.

How can I clean up the memory of DJI GO app 6.6Gb of my iPad air?
I have deleted all mission records, all photos and videos.

Thanks

 

[Fallguy]

Did you delete the video files found in the DJI_RECORD folder as well?

 

[sribas]

Glen, yes I have this option set to ON since I started using PH4, but still with 6.6Gb.

 

[sribas]

Did you delete the video files found in the DJI_RECORD folder as well?

I can´t find this folder. iOS does not use folders.

 

[Dirty Bird]

It does they are just hidden. You need to install some sort of file manager app or use iTunes to access them. One of the reasons I can't stand iOS.

I can´t find this folder. iOS does not use folders.

 

[Dirty Bird]

Why do people keep calling me Glen?

Glen, yes I have this option set to ON since I started using PH4, but still with 6.6Gb.

 

[Fallguy]

Why do people keep calling me Glen?

Maybe because you resemble Glen Frey . hahaha

 

[sribas]

Problem solved. It´s inside the app : clicking on "me" -> Settings -> Clear Photo Cache

In my case there was only 5M, and I don´t understand this number, as I use my PH4 to shoot 360 panoramas with 33 photos each. M means Megabyte? or million?

I love iOS ;-)

 

[sribas]

pardon ; inside "me" Clear Cache -> Clear Photo Cache