Fastest Way To Transfer Content From Mavic Air 2 To Your Mobile Device | Video Cache Explained

In this video tutorial, I go over how to transfer photos and videos from your DJI Mavic Air 2 to your mobile devices such as an iPhone or iPad. There are a few different ways to get your content over and in this video, I go over the different techniques and show you the fastest way to do it. The DJI Mavic Air 2 has 8GB of built-in storage as well as a slot for an SD card. In this video, I show you how to manage your storage locations and how to switch back and forth. I also briefly go over what the video cache is and how to manage it.

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[SoybeanFarmer]

I hit the jackpot on transferring data from the micro SD card in the Drone back to the PC when I discovered the high speed cards.

[wheeldeal]

Thank you so much. I’ve been banging my head for 6 months trying to successfully transfer my files from my Avata to my iPad, so that I can edit in DJI fly. You’ve definitely saved my sanity, and probably my marriage as well 😜. Very much obliged for you help!

[MichaelHamlin]

If you want to transfer quickly, you don't have to buy card readers to do it. You can also just plug a USB cable directly into the port on the side opposite the SD Card port on the MA2. I use this method when I forget to put the SD Card back into the drone and have to record videos onto the drone's internal storage. It's just as quick as the card reader method.

[PhillyDroneLife]

Dude you are simply the best channel on the tubes for how too videos. Thx for the hundredth time. Lol. Thx buddy. I always save these for a refresher later on. Lol. Hey I'm old...

Mikey

[jettbenoit]

You reaally helped me to decide getting a mavic air mini for my apple devices! Nice job explaining, so easy to absorb the information. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[logicalground]

Excellent. Everything I was wanting to know about SD, Internal Storage, Transfers and more....THANK YOU !

[papajoe]

Can I save my Video Cache on my SD card. Thank you so much for your very well explained tutorial.

[PhillyDroneLife]

Big thumbs up for the Simplicity of this VERY well done, WELL-SPOKEN, CLEAR-CUT, and to the POINT! THANK YOU so much for that...

Mikey

[PAHero]

Thanks, I’m new to the DJI Drones and GoPro cams. This was very helpful instruction to quickly down load the SD card data.

[GolfTesla]

very helpful, as I capture a fair amount of drone footage for my "Golf & Tesla" channel

[BobCaseyAerial]

Nice informative
It's always nice when your doing some research and find what your looking for, and explained easily and not complicated...
Thank You I gave it a LIKE...

[z_calsthenics]

Great video I'll be buying the dji mini 2...and was wondering all about this....THANK YOU!

[anthonyw]

Great video. What program do you use for editing on your iPad? Thanks in advance.

[RCModSquad]

I’m sure happy they went to USB-C in the iPad Pro and opened up the files app.
Thanks!
Have a great day and be safe out there!

[gavinalexander]

your tutorials are the most clearest and easiest to understand for a novice! thanks.

[MuddyRuttzz]

Awesome! Just learning about my Air 2S, thanks!

[kevinkeegan]

As a newbie to this drone & footage world this was very helpful thanks..

[andyt]

This gave me a real headache with the Evo 1 until I found out about the card reader 👍

[GK-jbjb]

I like using a computer to edit much better. On the other side of the drone from the slot for the SD card is another slot for a USB C connector. I use the short charging cable that comes with the drone and plug the C connector into the drone and the USB connector into the slot of my computer. I usually "cut" the video or pictures I took and "paste" them into a folder on my computer. That way my SD card is relatively empty and always ready for more.

[Chuck]

Dude! You always have the best topics! 👍