I keep getting a message that says slow sd card?? using a high speed 64 card but it doesnt seem to want to record video, any ideas. what settings should I be for the US PAL or NTSC? I keep setting it to NTSC but after I power off it reverts back to PAL

I also tried to format in the inspire but get a timeout message. the cards I have used are Samsung 64 and Scan Disc extreme 64

OK I installed another Scan Disc Extreme and now it works??

I submitted a ticket about this. The problem is 64 GB cards use ExFat instead of FAT32, apparently the Inspire is having trouble with this filesystem. The speed of the card isn't the problem. I'm still waiting to hear back from DJI.

I have the same issue. I have got kingston 64gb sdxc uhs-I u3 and Sandisk extreme 64gb. They are not working with my inspire1. App said card too slow. Wtf???
Everything is fine with the stock 16gb...

Yes I have had a slow card message when using the High Speed 600x 64Gb Lexar card.  Funny it has worked without problems in the past.  Reformatted card and it worked.

Just got a Lexar 32Gb card so will be trying that out.

It doesn't matter what card I put in the app displays "slow SD card" warning. I guess i'll dump the app and reload it. Anybody have any luck doing that?

harvey Posted at 2015-5-26 10:45
It doesn't matter what card I put in the app displays "slow SD card" warning. I guess i'll dump the  ...

I used a 32GB Samsung Evo Ultra Class 10 rahhh rahhhh....... Simplest answer on slow SD card for DJI Inspire 1...... the original SD card was a Lexar with the figures 633x on it. So I went and matched it, it's a 95MB/s card. Only some companies hit this speed but I'd suggest you look at the capture speed. I've heard 30Mb should be enough but I doubt it. Go 60 or 80MB/s would be better. Oh... and stay under 32Gb to avoid issue with the format of the SD Card!!!!

Yeah I have been using Lexar Cards 64GB and 32Gb without real problem.  I have had messages that say card is full after a mere 3/ 4 minute flight but this has been because I simply deleted previous files on the Mac and just re-inserted back into the camera.  Once reformatted in the DJI Camera I have had no problems with the Lexar cards.  I just remember now to reformat the cards before take-off.

GB44 Posted at 2015-8-1 02:16
Yeah I have been using Lexar Cards 64GB and 32Gb without real problem.  I have had messages that say ...

When deleting files from a memory card on a mac, you need to drag them to the trash, and then empty the trash before you eject the card, otherwise the files are still technically on the card.

djb525@yahoo.co Posted at 2015-8-1 05:39
When deleting files from a memory card on a mac, you need to drag them to the trash, and then empt ...

Good point.  

Can't remember if I done that or not, but will certainly remember in future.  Anyway the re-formatting in the DJI Camera sorts it.