Keep getting the error message "Video Cache Has Stopped because there is not enough storage space".  Then, my video always stops filming shortly thereafter.   

Problem is, I have plenty of space left on the Micro SD.  Using a 32 gig card, and it still has 22 Gigs left.  Screenshot:  https://www.screencast.com/t/buD1uhcvLnh

Any ideas?  Thanks guys.

That'll be the video cache on your display device is full, it caches the streamed video from the aircraft. In DJI Go General settings menu you will see options to switch cache on or off, set its size, and also to automatically delete oldest cache file when full to make space for new. Check these settings.

Thanks.  But why would that cause it to stop recording to the memory card inside the aircraft?

SRPitera Posted at 2017-5-29 12:54
Thanks.  But why would that cause it to stop recording to the memory card inside the aircraft?

I wouldn't expect the aircraft to stop recording to the SD card, but perhaps that's what it is programmed to do when cache full. Not something that I've come across as yet. You are checking the files on the SD card and not those from cache stored on device ? What do you see when SD is plugged directly into a PC ?

SRPitera Posted at 2017-5-29 12:54
Thanks.  But why would that cause it to stop recording to the memory card inside the aircraft?

As Aadvark said, It will not affect the SD card unless the SD card is also full.

If the sd card is also acting up, copy your videos off and reformat the card thru the app.

P4P need a Class 3 SD card. What do you have?

dancopter Posted at 2017-5-30 20:08
P4P need a Class 3 SD card. What do you have?

It actually needs a class 10. UHS-1 card type.

Could you clarify what Go app version you're running. If you have the video caching option on, it's meant to mirror the video length that's being recorded. If that's full, it would not be able to move forward with making any new ones. To further troubleshoot this, try disabling the cache option and see if the issue persists. If your card is a class 10, UHS 1card, then it should be ok as long as the read and write speeds are high. Knowing what kind you use, though, would be appreciated.

DJI-Jamie Posted at 2017-5-30 20:15
It actually needs a class 10. UHS-1 card type.

Max data rate of P4P is 100 mbps or 12.5 mb/sec.

Min write speed of a class 10 card is 10mb/sec, or less than 12.5 mb/sec.

So shouldn't you need a UHS Speed Class 3 card (min write speed of 30MB/sec)?

The P4P comes with a UHS Speed Class 3 card FWIW.

dancopter Posted at 2017-5-31 02:38
Max data rate of P4P is 100 mbps or 12.5 mb/sec.

Min write speed of a class 10 card is 10mb/sec, or less than 12.5 mb/sec.

On the Specs page of the P4P itself, it specifies the following:

Write speed ≥15MB/s, Class 10 or UHS-1 rating required

There is a difference between the standard speed class and the UHS (U) rating. The minimum requirement of the standard speed class is class 10, the minimum UHS rating is UHS-1, some UHS-3 (U3) cards have been tested to work, but not all are guaranteed to work. The FAQ provides a list of tested cards.