Hi All,

I have acquired my flight data/visual data logs from my P4 using the DJI Assistant 2 software but notice they're now encrypted and none of the flight tools support it.

Is there anyway to decrypt the P4 logs at the moment into something readable?

Thanks in advance!

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Sn0wstormx Posted at 2016-11-23 02:11
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DatCon/CsvView can be used to analyze the P4 .DAT files. Go to https://datfile.net/index.html to download it.

Or go to http://www.phantomhelp.com/LogViewer/Upload/ Follow the instructions to upload your flight record if you want something easy to read

Labroides Posted at 2017-1-3 19:53
Or go to http://www.phantomhelp.com/LogViewer/Upload/ Follow the instructions to upload your flight record if you want something easy to read

This seems to only work on the .txt files from Phantom 3, not the .dat files from P4P.

fans5fc592aa Posted at 2017-5-20 07:33
This seems to only work on the .txt files from Phantom 3, not the .dat files from P4P.

The same text files can be extracted for the Phantom 4, note that these are not the .dat files from Assistant 2. There is instruction on that page showing how to download those files from your display device whether it be Android or IOS.

fans5fc592aa Posted at 2017-5-20 07:33
This seems to only work on the .txt files from Phantom 3, not the .dat files from P4P.

It works on the .txt files from any DJI drone that flies with a version of DJI Go.

Aardvark Posted at 2017-5-20 09:04
The same text files can be extracted for the Phantom 4, note that these are not the .dat files from Assistant 2. There is instruction on that page showing how to download those files from your display device whether it be Android or IOS.

Note: If you're using Litchi, you'll want to select "Litchi" in the listed apps and retrieve the logs from the "flightlogs" folder.

For Android devices:
Connect your device to a computer via a USB cable and go to "DJI/dji.pilot/FlightRecord" (for DJI GO 3) or "DJI/dji.go.v4/FlightRecord" (for DJI GO 4).

Note: If you're using Litchi, you'll find the logs in the "LitchiApp/flightlogs" folder.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

Charlie  Phanto Posted at 2017-11-20 14:56
Note: If you're using Litchi, you'll want to select "Litchi" in the listed apps and retrieve the logs from the "flightlogs" folder.

For Android devices:

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You can decrypt DAT files on Airdata.com