A new version of Flight Reader is available. Release 1.4.15 includes the following changes:
Renamed the “OSD.motorRevolution” field to “OSD.flightCount”. This field was incorrectly labeled and actually tracks the count of flights started since the battery was powered on.
Renamed the “HOME.isCompassCeiling” field to “HOME.isCompassCalibrating”.
Renamed the “HOME.compassCeleStatus” field to “HOME.compassCalibrationState.RAW”.
Added “HOME.compassCalibrationState” field to display the text status of the compass calibration state.
Added “OSD.flyTime [ms]” field to show the accumulated flight time in milliseconds since the aircraft’s motors were started.
Added “RC.aileron [percent]”, “RC.elevator [percent]”, “RC.throttle [percent]”, “RC.rudder [percent]” fields to show the remote controller stick location as a percentage in the up/down or right/left direction. When set to 0%, the remote controller stick is in the default center position.
Added row index column to the left side of the aircraft/battery log window to show the number of rows displayed.
Added descriptions for all fields. In the “Logs/Reports” section of the Flight Reader Options window, a tooltip will appear when pointing at the fields in the available/selected lists. When viewin the aircraft/battery log, a tootlip will appear when pointing at the column field names.
Resolved an issue that sometimes prevented the last line of the log from being exported.
See the release notes on the Flight Reader download page for a complete list of changes.
Upgraded from .NET Framework to .NET 7 to take advantage of the latest .NET performance improvements.
Updated the OSD.hSpeed calculation to use the OSD.xSpeed and OSD.ySpeed values instead of calculating the speed based on the longitude and latitude location changes since that can produce inaccurate results when there are gaps in the flight log.
Increased speed fields to 6 decimal places for added precision.
Resolved an issue where the thumbnail snapshot was sometimes not appearing in the main Flight Reader window when a flight log only contained one thumbnail image.
See the release notes on the Flight Reader download page for a complete list of changes.
A new version of Flight Reader is available. Release 1.5.5 includes the following changes:
Added ability to process DroneDeploy LOG flight logs.
Added map type toggle at the top of the map window to change the Google Map type between hybrid, roadmap, satellite, and terrain.
Added play and stop buttons on the map window to automatically play back the flight route on the Google Map.
Added “Show placemarks” setting in the “KML” section of the Flight Reader Options window to show/hide the placemarks on the Google Map in the map window and generated KML file.
See the release notes on the Flight Reader download page for a complete list of changes.
A new version of Flight Reader is available. Release 1.5.7 includes the following changes:
Added support for processing Mavic 3 Pro flight logs.
Added 1/4x and 1/2x map playback speeds. You’ll need to reprocess existing flight logs in order to see those new speed options on the play button.
Added “This Month”, “Last Month”, “This Year”, “Last Year”, and “All Time” sub menu items for the aircraft/battery CSV report to limit the flights/batteries. Right click a flight log in the main Flight Reader window to access the “Reports” menu item.
Resolved an issue preventing the 90%, 80%, 70%, etc. battery level messages from displaying on the KML flight path for some aircraft models.
See the release notes on the Flight Reader download page for a complete list of changes.
A new version of Flight Reader is available. Release 1.5.14 includes the following changes:
When flight log syncing is enabled and the password changes on the associated DJI account, a prompt will appear to allow the password to be updated so flight log syncing can resume.
Rounded "BATTERY.currentPV [V]" and "BATTERY.voltage [V]" fields to 3 decimal places.
Resolved an issue causing the Aircraft/Battery History window to freeze when attempting to load flights with invalid dates.
See the release notes on the Flight Reader download page for a complete list of changes.
Added support for processing Mini 4 Pro flight logs.
Updated the “Open with CsvView” right click menu item to be compatible with CSV delimiters used by all Windows regions. This menu item will only appear if you have CsvView installed.
See the release notes on the Flight Reader download page for a complete list of changes.
A new version of Flight Reader is available. Release 1.5.22 includes the following changes:
Added a new “Map Data Resolution” setting to the “General” section of the Flight Reader Options window to allow all available flight data to be displayed in the Map window. By default, Flight Reader will use the “Show Notable Events Only” setting and exclude sections of the flight where there are no notable events or flight activity.
Added a new Sync History window to view the last 500 synced flight logs. Click the “Stop Syncing Aircraft Logs” button to stop syncing flight logs for a particular aircraft. The Sync History window can be accessed from the “File” menu in the main Flight Reader window or from the “Sync Flight Logs” section of the Flight Reader Options window.
When adding a new DJI account to sync in the “Sync Flight Logs” section of the Flight Reader Options window, you now have the option to assign a list of pilots to the account. When new flight logs are synced for that DJI account, those pilots will be automatically assigned to the newly imported flight logs.
Added an “Edit Account” button to the “Sync Flight Logs” section of the Flight Reader Options window to allow an existing account to be updated.
Added a “Date Range” option in the “Flight Date” dropdown in the main Flight Reader window to allow the flight list to be filtered by any start date and end date.
When right clicking a flight in the main Flight Reader window, you now have the option to generate a report for any start date and end date using the new “Date Range” option in the “Reports” menu.
Added tooltips to the column headers in the main Flight Reader window to explain what each column is displaying.
Choose the columns to display in the main Flight Reader window by right clicking any column header and choosing “Customize Columns…”. The column name and sort order can also be modified.
Greatly reduced the time it takes to open the Aircraft/Battery Log window. Most logs now open and display within a second.
Updated the grid padding/font/colors throughout Flight Reader to make them consistent.
Removed the BOM header from the generated GPX and KML files. While many GPX/KML viewers are able to read files with BOM headers, some viewers were failing to open GPX/KML files generated by Flight Reader.
Applied several fixes to resolve failures when processing DroneDeploy flight logs.
Resolved an edge case where the flight date in the main Flight Reader window is incorrect due to an invalid date and time value recorded at the start of the flight within the TXT flight log.
Resolved a possible case where flight logs could be skipped while syncing when DJI sends them down to Flight Reader out of order.
Resolved an issue where the buttons at the bottom of the Failed Flight Logs window would not display at some screen sizes with high resolutions.
See the release notes on the Flight Reader download page for a complete list of changes.
