Download the pics/video from sd card to phone

[Drone-Outlaw]

OK, I have tried everything to get the pics/video from sd card to my cell.
1. I have the 1.0.32 App loaded on my iphone4s.
2.when I go to the "ALBUM" Page I get the following message for video"Video format not supported" ?????????
3. Also get thid one "Download failed DJI00023.mp4" ????????
4.I tried only 1 pic @ a time with every single photo setting used for photo
5. Did same with video settings?????????
Any suggestions on what I'm missing or is it my phone, I have the recent updates installed (firmware??)
Thx,
MOOSE

 

[Richhealth]

Are you looking in the album within the vision app, or the normal album on your iPhone? When used an iPhone 4, if I recall correctly, my downloads went to both albums. Perhaps an update since I last used an iPhone has made them go to only one of those albums?

Rich

 

[jimre]

I'm guessing you shot your video in 1080i60? Interlaced video - any speed - is not supported by Apple iOS devices. This is not just a Phantom thing. Even iTunes can't transfer interlaced video files to the phone. Even if you could transfer an interlaced video file, it wouldn't play. Unlike flat-screen TVs, iPhones and iPads can't play interlaced video - they have no de-interlacing engine.

You'll have to download any 1080i60 files to a computer using a card-reader, and then convert them to 1080p30 before they can play on an iPhone. I think 1080p30 is generally the best HD format to choose on your P2V camera.

Virtually every device, computer, or TV has a progressive-only display today anyway. In my opinion, there's no reason to ever shoot 1080i60 (interlaced video) with your Phantom - UNLESS you specifically plan to do slow-motion special effects later in your video-editing software by slowing it down. Or you plan to show your video on a circa-1999 tube-style HDTV set

 

[FPV col]

I'm guessing you shot your video in 1080i60? Interlaced video - any speed - is not supported by Apple iOS devices. This is not just a Phantom thing. Even iTunes can't transfer interlaced video files to the phone. Even if you could transfer an interlaced video file, it wouldn't play. Unlike flat-screen TVs, iPhones and iPads can't play interlaced video - they have no de-interlacing engine.

You'll have to download any 1080i60 files to a computer using a card-reader, and then convert them to 1080p30 before they can play on an iPhone. I think 1080p30 is generally the best HD format to choose on your P2V camera.

Virtually every device, computer, or TV has a progressive-only display today anyway. In my opinion, there's no reason to ever shoot 1080i60 (interlaced video) with your Phantom - UNLESS you specifically plan to do slow-motion special effects later in your video-editing software by slowing it down. Or you plan to show your video on a circa-1999 tube-style HDTV set

Thanks jimre this answers a question I was going to ask regarding 1080p30 now no need

 

[joseglezr]

any program to convert it on mac?