Convert your flight logs with Litchi

[delirious]

Think they are trying to convert the srt file and not the flight log extracted from the app.

No, I'm using flight log from the app taken off of the pilot app from ifunbox. converting that text to CSV via litchi

 

[gfredrone]

No, I'm using flight log from the app taken off of the pilot app from ifunbox. converting that text to CSV via litchi

Ok good.

 

[delirious]

Ok good.

Ok, so is litchi converting the MPH wrong? The graph in dashware shows the speed is incorrect. Trash in trash out sort of thing. Don't think it's dashware.

 

[2k3sgm]

@2k3smg & delirious Are you using the iOS app?

Yes

 

[Kaehn]

Speed should be correct now for iOS logs

 

[2k3sgm]

cool, thanks. I'll try it out.

 

[2k3sgm]

looks like its fixed, Thanks Kaehn.

 

[delirious]

looks like its fixed, Thanks Kaehn.

Great thank you very much.

 

[delirious]

I tested this when I got home from work. All is well with iOS logs

 

[LMC]

Many many thanks to Kaehn

 

[BMech]

here is my very first flight with the Phantom 3. It was very foggy. Used iFunBox to get the data from my iPad, Litchi's web converter to make it a CVS file, RaceRender 3 to add the data to the video. The camera is so much better than my P2V+. This vimeo video doesn't do it justice. The files from the Quad, playing on my computer or a 4K monitor are really great.

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[BIGGUN]

Here's my 1st attempt. The timing was a half a second off.

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Pretty neat.

 

[Kaehn]

For those of you using the latest iOS app (1.1.2), fixed a bug and it should work again.

 

[CloudsNeverDie]

Here's an alternative for you guys: http://www.djilogs.com

 

[flyNfrank]

Here's an alternative for you guys: http://www.djilogs.com

Without a doubt much better and a more detailed option. Also another new one coming soon just around the corner. It's good to see the pilots have a number of options. Best of all they are all free!

 

[ianwood]

It would be good to see specs for the log files shared publicly. Let's open these up to the community. We should also start a community dissection of the .DAT files.

 

[flyNfrank]

It would be good to see specs for the log files shared publicly. Let's open these up to the community. We should also start a community dissection of the .DAT files.

Based on what I have seen with in .DAT files there is not much dissecting to them. The files that you and I would deem useable are what you find in the .TXT files.

I can also say that I'm not 100% sure I have seen all of what is in a .DAT file. I do know of something that the P3 does that I have yet to see taking place in any of the files. So who knows what there may be awaiting?

 

[ianwood]

Not sure about that. I've been doing some research. *.DAT file is similarly encrypted like the A2 version. It looks like it has a lot more in it at much higher sampling rates. Standard CAN messages, 12 bytes, up to 8 bytes of payload. Packed data, little endian. *.TXT file is a simpler subset of *.DAT file.

 

[flyNfrank]

I didn't say there was only that of txt file in the DAT. I said based on ALL that I have seen, the only parts of it that appear useable are similar to what is found in the .txt file. There is "more viewable info" then the mentioned similar files.

 

[Kaehn]

Added basic support for FLY###.DAT logs.
http://www.flylitchi.com/logs