I have a SD card in my RC Pro, but when I do a Screen Capture or Screen record, the files save to the internal memory of the RC Pro.

Is there a way to have screenshots and Screen recordings saved to the SD card instead?

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. We will coordinate this with our relevant team for further clarification. We will keep you posted. Thank you for your understanding and support.

I have not found a way. Every so often I manually move them to a folder of my choosing with one of many file management apps available.

Same here.

Thank you for your patiently waiting. Unfortunately, we don't have the option to change where to save the screenshot and screen recordings of the DJI RC PRO. After you install an SD card, it is normal that the screenshot and screen recording will still be saved on the internal memory. However, I will take this as a suggestion of yours and forward it to our designated team for attention. Thank you for your understanding and support.

Normally, there is an option in Android where to store images etc, certainly for the camera when you insert an SD card then open up the camera app, it asks you if you want to store to the SD card, so this deffo possible for it to save to the SD, DJI just needs to include it.

No need for file managers, you can move them to a folder on your sd card using the builtin file system.

Mobilehomer Posted at 1-16 09:26
No need for file managers, you can move them to a folder on your sd card using the builtin file system.

Yes, it's pretty easy to copy the RC Pro flight recordings from internal storage to the SD card.  Lots of videos on the internet that explain how.



The RC Pro is already writing the video cache from the drone to the RC Pro SD card in 1080p as a cache file.  You might be asking too much of the RC Pro.  See video below. The internal memory on the RC Pro is a pretty fast little SSD (faster than the SD card), but in order to run smoothly, and not over stress and have delays, it probably needs to record the flight screen recordings to internal SSD.

Mobilehomer Posted at 1-16 09:26
No need for file managers, you can move them to a folder on your sd card using the builtin file system.

There are far more robust options out there. The stock File Manager is lacking at best. It's an outdated operating system after all.

KLRSKIR Posted at 1-18 05:29
There are far more robust options out there. The stock File Manager is lacking at best. It's an outdated operating system after all.

I do agree that other file managers can be better as you cannot see all files with the stock manager., I use the app X-plore, its not as easy to navigate as the stock manager but you can at least see all the DJI files (flightlogs)

All well and good to have enhanced file managers and You-tube explanations on how to move the files to the external card, but that is all hogwash.  It takes extra time and effort to find something and move it.  It makes a lot better sense and more efficient use of time to be able to configure the app to store them where you want them.  Life it made up of time, in case you have figured that out yet, and I don't like wasting my time, i.e. segments of my life, doing stupid tasks that shouldn't have to be done in the first place.  

Would be nice to be able to save screen recordings directly to SD card in the RC Pro.

djiuser_vCdqKGO8DJj6 Posted at 1-3 07:41
Would be nice to be able to save screen recordings directly to SD card in the RC Pro.

Hi, there. Thank you for your additional input. Rest assured that we'll inform our corresponding team regarding your suggestion. Cheers!