Using iPhone 7 and the latest version of the DJI Go 4 app and I can't figure out how to save a movie to the iPhone's camera roll that I created in the app. I'm in editor - create and select my video.  Share options are Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Skypixel, etc., but how do I simply save the video?  

I'm having the same issue.  What a total pain in the rump!

I miss that feature also, it would have been great

Hi Flybee
Go into iphone setting, scroll down to dji go 4, turn on the photo.
You will allow to download photo/video from editor to your device

hungdang Posted at 2017-1-29 03:43
Hi Flybee
Go into iphone setting, scroll down to dji go 4, turn on the photo.
You will allow to download photo/video from editor to your device

Still won't work. I tried exacly what you said, and still won't let me save videos to camera roll. Any other suggestions?

Может быть, это видео поможет?
[СМИ = х, 970580] [/ СМИ]

Yhadar Posted at 2017-3-13 02:03
Still won't work. I tried exacly what you said, and still won't let me save videos to camera roll. Any other suggestions?

if you are tying to save 4K video direct to iPhone it won't work. At least it doesn't on my iPhone 6S. 2.7K and lower resolution should work

VLADYSLAV Posted at 2017-3-13 03:33
Может быть, это видео поможет?
[СМИ = х, 970580] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qj5gm6xpLpE [/ СМИ]

This action explains how to share the actual video file to device.  It does not demonstrate how to save an edited "created" movie.  

M Stuart K Posted at 2017-3-13 10:32
This action explains how to share the actual video file to device.  It does not demonstrate how to save an edited "created" movie.

When you get the prompt to share your edited movie, tap on Share Later, then it'll compile and show up in your Camera Roll.

Ex Machina Posted at 2017-3-13 12:56
When you get the prompt to share your edited movie, tap on Share Later, then it'll compile and show up in your Camera Roll.

I be darned; you are right!  

M Stuart K Posted at 2017-3-13 18:18
I be darned; you are right!

Yeah, it's not the most intuitive of interface patterns. ;)