Since upgrading to v2.82 of the DJI Go app for Android I’m experiencing some issues with my P3P DJI Go App that I want to investigate further.  I’m  Using a Samsung SM-713 tablet.

  

Is there some way to view the .txt files from within the DJI Go App? I know I can view the flight record with the map data etc. but I want to view the tabular data, without having to upload to DJI.

  

Also how does one reconcile the information from the flight data entries in the app to the .txt data files saved on the Android device in the “FlightRecord folder” ?

  

Eg Make four flights on the same day, but the flight data in the Go app has no time stamp so which entry belongs to which .txt file?  

  

Are the numbers in brackets a 24hr clock time stamp ie. DJIFlightRecord_2016-07-07_[16-32-17] = 16:32:17 hrs?

  

Or maybe there is an app that allows users to see the flight data .txt file in tabular format, and the map information for that flight in one easy session?

  

TIA

  

To view your .txt flight data, go to http://www.phantomhelp.com/LogViewer/Upload/
Follow the instructions to upload your flight record.
That will show you what you are looking for.

https://www.mapsmadeeasy.com/log_viewer

labroides@yahoo Posted at 2016-7-8 16:22
To view your .txt flight data, go to http://www.phantomhelp.com/LogViewer/Upload/
Follow the instruc ...

Thank you, I realize that but find it a pain.
Plus I don't know which .txt file belongs to which flight record in the DJI Go app. No problem if you fly once a day but if you put in 6 flights its a different story.

mochorm Posted at 2016-7-9 10:52
Thank you, I realize that but find it a pain.
Plus I don't know which .txt file belongs to which  ...

Are the numbers in brackets a 24hr clock time stamp ie. DJIFlightRecord_2016-07-07_[16-32-17] = 16:32:17 hrs?

Yes.  It is the time the flight ended and the file was written out.

You can either extract the dat file from the flight recorder in the aircraft or extract the txt file from your device.  In any case you have to upload it to a third party site for decoding and presentation as a csv or viewing on their site.  Healthy Drones is another site not mentioned above.

Thanks for the reply endotherm, that does help.
I would still like the (an) app that will show the two records together