I've flow my Mavic Air a few times now, and in the DJI GO 4 app I can go to FLIGHT DATA (ALL) and see the logs for each and every flight, and play them back over a map.

But where I get confused is when I try to find these logs as files on my Android phone. From searching the forms they should all be in
Nexus 6P/Internal shared storage/DJI/dji.go.v4/FlightRecord and they will be named DJIFlightRecord_yyyy_mm_dd_[hh-mm-ss].txt

However the only files there are from the first day, 9 in all, yet I can play back all 17 flights. So... where are they? The reason I'd like them is to upload them to http://www.phantomhelp.com/logviewer/upload/ and then download the CSV.

Thanks....

Additional info : After some jiggery-pokery I found that the files are actually in the dj.go.v4/FlightRecord directory but for some reason some of them aren't visible!

Sea Parrot Posted at 2018-3-9 14:12
Additional info : After some jiggery-pokery I found that the files are actually in the dj.go.v4/FlightRecord directory but for some reason some of them aren't visible!

Did you fly in "Stealth Mode" maybe? Sorry, couldn't resist ;-) Normally they should be all there and visible, especially since they are visible for GO 4.

Welcome to the party. It's a problem DJI wont address. You will get told to replace your cord, replace your device, ext ext. Problem is your drone is faulty, IMO. Good luck

Bulldog Posted at 2018-3-9 14:31
Welcome to the party. It's a problem DJI wont address. You will get told to replace your cord, replace your device, ext ext. Problem is your drone is faulty, IMO. Good luck

Best help EVER given to a new drone pilot..! WELL done.

And you are screaming all over this forum that OTHERS are trolls and what have we - really?

SHUT your big mouth and be happy I'm not an admin in here... You would be long gone.

FlyDK Posted at 2018-3-9 14:51
Best help EVER given to a new drone pilot..! WELL done.

And you are screaming all over this forum that OTHERS are trolls and what have we - really?

Your life long dream, to have control of others. The sad thing, my advice was solid yet you still dont get it.  You sir are just a bully that wants to control others. All I said basicly was I was having the same problem and IMO it was the drone. Deal with it, stop being so emotional.

FlyDK Posted at 2018-3-9 14:51
Best help EVER given to a new drone pilot..! WELL done.

And you are screaming all over this forum that OTHERS are trolls and what have we - really?

Of course the point of a forum is to all agree right? We can't post up personal experiences with personal advice from said experiences? Gosh, you really are a control freak.

Sea Parrot Posted at 2018-3-9 14:12
Additional info : After some jiggery-pokery I found that the files are actually in the dj.go.v4/FlightRecord directory but for some reason some of them aren't visible!

Glad you find it. If you have doubt in your flight, please provide it to us for further check. Thanks for your support.

DJI Elektra Posted at 2018-3-9 23:13
Glad you find it. If you have doubt in your flight, please provide it to us for further check. Thanks for your support.

Thank you for the quick reply, much appreciated. At this stage everything is good

Sea Parrot Posted at 2018-3-10 01:34
Thank you for the quick reply, much appreciated. At this stage everything is good

I see. Please keep us updated if you have other problem. Thanks for your support.

DJI Elektra Posted at 2018-3-12 23:13
I see. Please keep us updated if you have other problem. Thanks for your support.

To make the files visible I use the Android App (Available on Play Store) "SD Refresh". Therefore this is no longer a problem.

The issue of files not being visible is not limited to DJI GO 4. It is I believe a fairly common problem with many Android apps.

Sea Parrot Posted at 2018-3-13 04:39
To make the files visible I use the Android App (Available on Play Store) "SD Refresh". Therefore this is no longer a problem.

The issue of files not being visible is not limited to DJI GO 4. It is I believe a fairly common problem with many Android apps.

Thanks for sharing this. It seems that it is a good app.