For example, you want to know the flight path when shooting a Phantom 4 pro video.
I want to know the path (coordinates) that the drone flies.
The flight log DAT file is encrypted, so is there any other way than using an affiliate program such as DatCon?
I want to know how to export a path (coordinates) to a file.

Hello. For the products you inquired about, the GPS coordinate data in the flight records and flight data files cannot be interpreted. You can refer to the steps below to retrieve the GPS coordinate data:
1. When taking a photo, the coordinates at the time of photo taking are stored the photo’s EXIF information. Please note that the information is for a single photo-taking point.
2. If Video Captions are enabled, you can export the coordinate data with the videos at the time of recording. Please note that the data covers the entire video recording process.
It is not possible to export the GPS coordinate data during the entire flight period. We apologize for the inconvenience.

2. If Video Captions are enabled, you can export the coordinate data with the videos at the time of recording. Please note that the data covers the entire video recording process.
- I have a question for you about the above.
I want to know if a caption file is created separately when video captions are enabled.

fansa7b66983 Posted at 10-13 00:49
2. If Video Captions are enabled, you can export the coordinate data with the videos at the time of recording. Please note that the data covers the entire video recording process.
- I have a question for you about the above.
I want to know if a caption file is created separately when video captions are enabled.

Please note that for the Phantom 4 Pro series, the OSD information is embedded in the video, and there is no separate OSD file saved in the microSD card.
Note: If there is no OSD information shown in the video, then it is possible that the video player is not compatible. It is recommended that users use PotPlayer and try again.

Note: If there is no OSD information shown in the video, then it is possible that the video player is not compatible. It is recommended that users use PotPlayer and try again.
Thank you
I was able to view the OSD information with PotPlayer. One more, is there a way to create a file (subtitle file (.smi)) of OSD information recorded in a video?

fansa7b66983 Posted at 10-14 03:37
Note: If there is no OSD information shown in the video, then it is possible that the video player is not compatible. It is recommended that users use PotPlayer and try again.
Thank you
I was able to view the OSD information with PotPlayer. One more, is there a way to create a file (subtitle file (.smi)) of OSD information recorded in a video?

We will double-check for you. Will keep you updated once we hear back from the engineers.

fansa7b66983 Posted at 10-14 03:37
Note: If there is no OSD information shown in the video, then it is possible that the video player is not compatible. It is recommended that users use PotPlayer and try again.
Thank you
I was able to view the OSD information with PotPlayer. One more, is there a way to create a file (subtitle file (.smi)) of OSD information recorded in a video?

Hi there, you can save the captions as another file in a player, such as PotPlayer. Hope this is informative for you.

Thank you for answer,
I have another question.
In the case of IOS dji go4, there was a csv export function, is it possible to export csv in android go 4?

fansa7b66983 Posted at 10-19 00:21
Thank you for answer,
I have another question.
In the case of IOS dji go4, there was a csv export function, is it possible to export csv in android go 4?

We have not got any information about it at present, you are recommended to keep close attention to the update on our official web: http://dji.com Thanks.

DJI Mindy Posted at 10-19 02:37
We have not got any information about it at present, you are recommended to keep close attention to the update on our official web: http://dji.com Thanks.

thanks for reply
So, for android dji go 4 users, how to check flight route (coordinates)?

fansa7b66983 Posted at 10-20 00:57
thanks for reply
So, for android dji go 4 users, how to check flight route (coordinates)?

You can export the flight log from the app, and use some analysis tool such as Phantomhelp. pretty useful.

Jonatan.N Posted at 10-20 05:12
You can export the flight log from the app, and use some analysis tool such as Phantomhelp. pretty useful.

thanks for reply
I confirmed that the txt file is changed to csv.

I'm writing again because I have another question.
Is there any other way to check log information by converting the DAT file in which the flight log is recorded?
  I ask because the DAT file is encoded and cannot be checked.

fansa7b66983 Posted at 10-23 18:11
I'm writing again because I have another question.
Is there any other way to check log information by converting the DAT file in which the flight log is recorded?
  I ask because the DAT file is encoded and cannot be checked.

Hi, there.
Please note that the Phantom 4 Pro supports your own data analysis.
You can view and analyze the exported flight control data (.dat format) file through the flight date function in the DJI Assistant 2 assistant software, and click open data viewer. You can view the flight coordinates of the aircraft, but they cannot be directly exported to a file format by one-click export and you can view and record the coordinates by yourself.
Thank you for your understanding.

DJI Natalia Posted at 10-26 00:59
Hi, there.
Please note that the Phantom 4 Pro supports your own data analysis.
You can view and analyze the exported flight control data (.dat format) file through the flight date function in the DJI Assistant 2 assistant software, and click open data viewer. You can view the flight coordinates of the aircraft, but they cannot be directly exported to a file format by one-click export and you can view and record the coordinates by yourself.

thanks for the reply
In the case of a drone that creates a separate *.srt file, what happens to the contents of the *.srt file?
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00:00:43,000 --> 00:00:44,000
F/6.3, SS 400, ISO 100, EV 0, GPS (128.9783, 35.2998, 11), D 107.17m, H 62.50m, H.S 12.13m/s, V.S -4.80m/s
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00:00:44,000 --> 00:00:45,000
F/6.3, SS 400, ISO 100, EV 0, GPS (128.9784, 35.2997, 11), D 119.46m, H 67.50m, H.S 12.26m/s, V.S -5.00m/s
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00:00:45,000 --> 00:00:46,000
F/6.3, SS 400, ISO 100, EV 0, GPS (128.9785, 35.2997, 12), D 131.64m, H 72.50m, H.S 11.60m/s, V.S -4.90m/s
Is the contents of the separately created *.srt file the same format as above? Please tell us the contents.

fansa7b66983 Posted at 11-15 21:35
thanks for the reply
In the case of a drone that creates a separate *.srt file, what happens to the contents of the *.srt file?
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Hi, there.
Thanks for the problem, may we confirm if you mean to create a .SRT file automatically after the drone is shot or manually created it by yourself in .SRT format?
Thank you in advance.

DJI Natalia Posted at 11-15 23:31
Hi, there.
Thanks for the problem, may we confirm if you mean to create a .SRT file automatically after the drone is shot or manually created it by yourself in .SRT format?
Thank you in advance.

Thank you for answer.I created the *.srt file myself.
I want to know if there is a difference between the content when the *.srt file is automatically created by the drone and the case when it is created manually.
I am writing this because I do not have a drone of a model that is automatically generated. Please tell me the content or format of the automatic *.srt file.

fansa7b66983 Posted at 11-27 16:54
Thank you for answer.I created the *.srt file myself.
I want to know if there is a difference between the content when the *.srt file is automatically created by the drone and the case when it is created manually.
I am writing this because I do not have a drone of a model that is automatically generated. Please tell me the content or format of the automatic *.srt file.

Thank you for your reply.
When the *.srt file is automatically created by the drone, the file format and content will not change, they are all the same. And when it is created manually, the file is 0 bytes and will not contain any content.
Thank you for your patience again.

DJI Natalia Posted at 11-28 23:28
Thank you for your reply.
When the *.srt file is automatically created by the drone, the file format and content will not change, they are all the same. And when it is created manually, the file is 0 bytes and will not contain any content.
Thank you for your patience again.

thanks for the reply
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00:00:43,000 --> 00:00:44,000
F/6.3, SS 400, ISO 100, EV 0, GPS (128.9783, 35.2998, 11), D 107.17m, H 62.50m, H.S 12.13m/s, V.S -4.80m/s
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00:00:44,000 --> 00:00:45,000
F/6.3, SS 400, ISO 100, EV 0, GPS (128.9784, 35.2997, 11), D 119.46m, H 67.50m, H.S 12.26m/s, V.S -5.00m/s
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00:00:45,000 --> 00:00:46,000
F/6.3, SS 400, ISO 100, EV 0, GPS (128.9785, 35.2997, 12), D 131.64m, H 72.50m, H.S 11.60m/s, V.S -4.90m/s
In the case of the automatically generated *.srt file, is it the same as the content (format) above?

fansa7b66983 Posted at 11-29 16:35
thanks for the reply
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00:00:43,000 --> 00:00:44,000

Yes, it is the same.
Here is a sample FYR:

DJI Natalia Posted at 11-29 18:29
Yes, it is the same.
Here is a sample FYR:

There seems to be a misunderstanding.
For models other than the Phantom 4, Phantom 4 Advanced, Phantom 4 Pro, Phantom 4 Pro V2.0, Mavic Mini, DJI Mini 2, DJI Mini SE, when the caption function is enabled and the flight video is recorded *.srt file this is saved
Ask if the content (format) of the *.srt file saved in this way is the same as below.

fansa7b66983 Posted at 12-1 19:11
There seems to be a misunderstanding.
For models other than the Phantom 4, Phantom 4 Advanced, Phantom 4 Pro, Phantom 4 Pro V2.0, Mavic Mini, DJI Mini 2, DJI Mini SE, when the caption function is enabled and the flight video is recorded *.srt file this is saved
Ask if the content (format) of the *.srt file saved in this way is the same as below.

Thanks for your reply and sorry for the misunderstanding.
Hope the following information helps:
In all models supporting video caption functions, except Phantom 4, Phantom 4 Advanced, Phantom 4 Pro, Phantom 4 Pro V2.0, Mavic Mini, and DJI Mini 2, DJI Mini SE，other models can generate SRT files separately.
For aircraft that cannot generate caption files, if the user wants caption files, they can save the captions as another file in a player, such as PotPlayer.
The captions on the Phantom 4, Phantom 4 Advanced and Phantom 4 Pro contain the following information. Please note that the information recorded by each model is not exactly the same. If there is any confusion, please inform us, we will get back to you asap.

DJI Natalia Posted at 12-2 23:39
Thanks for your reply and sorry for the misunderstanding.
Hope the following information helps:
In all models supporting video caption functions, except Phantom 4, Phantom 4 Advanced, Phantom 4 Pro, Phantom 4 Pro V2.0, Mavic Mini, and DJI Mini 2, DJI Mini SE，other models can generate SRT files separately.

thanks for the reply
It was understood that the information was different for each model.
So, is the GPS information included in common for each model?

fansa7b66983 Posted at 12-4 20:44
thanks for the reply
It was understood that the information was different for each model.
So, is the GPS information included in common for each model?

Sorry for the belated reply.
All consumer drones (Mavic full series, Phantom 3 and 4, Spark) have video subtitles, which record GPS information, but the GPS signal needs to be good at the time of the shooting.