HOW TO EDIT VIDEOS FROM MAVIC MINI (free) directly in the DJI FLY App. The DJI FLY Video editor is a really powerful tool for editing your videos from Mavic Mini while you are on the move. The DJI FLY Video editor will empower you to make cinematic videos directly on your smartphone.

Hello and good day Henrik Olsen. Thank you for creating this video for the DJI Mavic Mini. Great work and thank you for your valued support. .

Thank you for sharing this informative video of the options available in the DJI software. Very good information. I am eager to experiment.

djicheaha Posted at 12-22 12:54
Thank you for sharing this informative video of the options available in the DJI software. Very good information. I am eager to experiment.

U are welcome, and you should this is a very powerful tool :-)

Henrik, thanks for going over the details within the built in video editor.  I had almost forgot about it but now I'm going to start trying to use it more often.  Thanks for making the video and for sharing.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-22 14:30
Henrik, thanks for going over the details within the built in video editor.  I had almost forgot about it but now I'm going to start trying to use it more often.  Thanks for making the video and for sharing.

It's a great tool when away from the computer or tablet :-)

Very detailed guides! It's useful!

I didn't even know this feature existed.  And it's surprisingly easy to use and powerful.  Thanks for posting your guide!

Cool! will test it out thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the great video

Hi. Do you know if there's an option to fade the end of videos to black? I didn't see any effects options for the end of video.


Thanks.
Luke

djiuser_5b5QIXJM58th Posted at 12-28 13:08
Hi. Do you know if there's an option to fade the end of videos to black? I didn't see any effects options for the end of video.

the only way I see is to have a black clip as the final one, and then use transition fade to black

did some test also. great tool for quick edits

https://youtu.be/Of4_d313_iA

did some test also. great tool for quick edits

I have the idea, that this feature blicks our 32bit Version of DJI Fly.

Studio66 Posted at 12-30 01:36
did some test also. great tool for quick edits

https://youtu.be/Of4_d313_iA

Great start :-)

Christian U Posted at 12-30 11:09
I have the idea, that this feature blicks our 32bit Version of DJI Fly.

Not sure I follow?

DJI Fly looks from the android package a lot like DJI Go its internally called dji.go.5 the librarys are mostly the same and so on.
I cannot understand why DJI Go is avalible in 32bit but DJI Fly not.
So my best explanation for that ist that the video editing components or librarys are only avalible as 64bit.

Christian U Posted at 12-30 17:53
DJI Fly looks from the android package a lot like DJI Go its internally called dji.go.5 the librarys are mostly the same and so on.
I cannot understand why DJI Go is avalible in 32bit but DJI Fly not.
So my best explanation for that ist that the video editing components or librarys are only avalible as 64bit.

Ok that makes sense

Christian U Posted at 12-30 17:53
DJI Fly looks from the android package a lot like DJI Go its internally called dji.go.5 the librarys are mostly the same and so on.
I cannot understand why DJI Go is avalible in 32bit but DJI Fly not.
So my best explanation for that ist that the video editing components or librarys are only avalible as 64bit.

Ok that makes sense

Thanks a lot for sharing

Thank you! Really insightful!

Thomas Tommy Posted at 1-1 22:39
Thanks a lot for sharing

u are welcome - I'm glad you found it useful

Thanks for the great review - which video editing s/w would you recommend for beginners?

tomcatGR Posted at 1-11 05:12
Thanks for the great review - which video editing s/w would you recommend for beginners?

That is a great question, and I have a really good answer :-)  

I'm doing the finishing touch on a beginners course for video editing based on of the most powerful free video editors on the marked -> I'll post the link in here once it's public

Is there an UNDO function for the film editor?
Can I undo an incorrect cut?

such a nice & helpful video. thank you mate.
i will try especially the music & trim & the details on my videos.

Tiefflieger Posted at 1-14 07:08
Is there an UNDO function for the film editor?
Can I undo an incorrect cut?

yes, but you need to delete the one part and extend the other, as far as I can see

/HeO

MetC Posted at 1-20 00:47
such a nice & helpful video. thank you mate.
i will try especially the music & trim & the details on my videos.

Great you found it useful

Thanks for tutorial.

Hey man, great article! I have a question for you.
So i import, edit all my.content, add music and text and them export as 1080p right. If i want to get back into my origi al edit and make some changes, is this possible without startingfrom scratch? (Like remove text or change music)

Thanks from a newbie!

Hej Henrik
Har du hørt om muligheden for at exporterer video i 2,7k?
Du indsætter et still billed først i videoen og det giver dig mulighed for at importerer 2,7k
Mvh
Anders en ny drone pilot

Great Post....very informative Thanks you for sharing

hi Henrik, funny thing i was watching youtube a couple of weeks ago and low and behold there you were. i was watching a video on the mavic mini and the next video was you being attacked for filming at a lake(like we dont love nature too!) it was so great the way you made sure you had taken care of all paperwork and made sure you were well within the law. i have a question from canada. i got a mini for myself for my birthday and noticed that the only way i can edit video is on my phone. dont get me wrong its great but i would like to be able to do it on my own computer as it takes quite a while on the phone and gets pretty warm. not to mention i dont get as good resolution like i would on my desktop. is there a software download from dji  for my computer as well? when i tried the one on my phone it got me excited that maybe we get a version of that to put on laptop or desktop. or do we have to buy it from them? does it also editgopro video to mix with drone footage? if not could you suggest a good video editing software thats user friendly?also the site to find it.

Island hopper Posted at 8-3 01:51
hi Henrik, funny thing i was watching youtube a couple of weeks ago and low and behold there you were. i was watching a video on the mavic mini and the next video was you being attacked for filming at a lake(like we dont love nature too!) it was so great the way you made sure you had taken care of all paperwork and made sure you were well within the law. i have a question from canada. i got a mini for myself for my birthday and noticed that the only way i can edit video is on my phone. dont get me wrong its great but i would like to be able to do it on my own computer as it takes quite a while on the phone and gets pretty warm. not to mention i dont get as good resolution like i would on my desktop. is there a software download from dji  for my computer as well? when i tried the one on my phone it got me excited that maybe we get a version of that to put on laptop or desktop. or do we have to buy it from them? does it also editgopro video to mix with drone footage? if not could you suggest a good video editing software thats user friendly?also the site to find it.

Thank you .. May I know are you a mac or pc user, as my answer will depend on this.

Regardless I would suggest you take a good look at Davinci Resolve 16, it's a super powerful tool that can do a lot more than what you need, but it's nicely divided in sections and you will be able to grow with it once you advance. The best part is that it's free :-)

If you decide to go that way I made a very basic tutorial that will get you started :-)

Thanks for sharing. I use the computer most of the time, doing my job as well as editing. But I found Davinci is hogging my CPU and memoery when applying effect, and it take a lot time to render.
As an alternative, I switch to TunesKit AceMovi which works fine on my PC.

Henrik Olsen Posted at 2020-8-3 03:19
Thank you .. May I know are you a mac or pc user, as my answer will depend on this.

Regardless I would suggest you take a good look at Davinci Resolve 16, it's a super powerful tool that can do a lot more than what you need, but it's nicely divided in sections and you will be able to grow with it once you advance. The best part is that it's free :-)