Export to 1080p from DJI Go4 editor?

gearhead · Aug 27, 2018

Hello,
it's my first post here. I searched a lot in this forum (and not only) and did not find an answer. Is it possible to export a 1080p video from the dji go app editor?
I download the files from the spark's sd card, open them in dji go album, then edit them and "share" them to my file manager, which saves an .mp4 file in a directory of my choice. When I open the exported video it is always 720p.
I use android 5.0 and dji go version 4.1.15

Andre Levite · Aug 28, 2018

If you are using the video cache you will have both a hi-res and a low-res copy on the DJI Go app. Maybe you are choosing the wrong one in Editor. If you turn off video cache and only download from SD card you will only see the 1080 file

Hope this helps

Doma · Aug 28, 2018

gearhead said:
Hello,
it's my first post here. I searched a lot in this forum (and not only) and did not find an answer. Is it possible to export a 1080p video from the dji go app editor?
I download the files from the spark's sd card, open them in dji go album, then edit them and "share" them to my file manager, which saves an .mp4 file in a directory of my choice. When I open the exported video it is always 720p.
I use android 5.0 and dji go version 4.1.15

I have best luck going to editor in dji app upper left corner is arrow click> select sd card> select file and click download arrow..

gearhead · Aug 29, 2018

I use the 1080p clips from the spark's SD. I do not have video cash turned on.
Did you manage to export 1080p edited video?
Are you using android or ios?

webvan · Aug 29, 2018

720p only as far as I remember. It's just not worth it unless you're on the go and must post something online quickly. Just download the files from the SD on your computer and do a nice edit with Filmora ;-)

gearhead · Aug 30, 2018

webvan said:
720p only as far as I remember. It's just not worth it unless you're on the go and must post something online quickly. Just download the files from the SD on your computer and do a nice edit with Filmora ;-)

Yeah...I guess you are right...
Thank you for the advice for Filmora, I'll check that out.