Hi

this is a superb tool (BTW, downloading directly is different from npm...)

I tried it on DJI fly app txt files (not DJI Go 4).
There was one issue with images, and I found the way to correct it in index.js:

DJIParser.prototype.isImage = function(buffer, offset) {
// var header = buffer.readUInt32(offset);
// return header == 3774863615; // JFIF header 0xFF 0xD8 0xFF 0xE0
/* becomes */
var header = buffer.readUInt16(offset);
return header == 65496; // JFIF header 0xFF 0xD8
}

However, I have another issue: I don't trap any APP_TIP or APP_WARN event. I know they exist, but I can't find them...

Congrat anyway

Hi , thank you for this repository. now, I can't use it to decode the new log file.

can you tell me, how to decode it? thanks.

for example:

control code :	0x20
frame len : 	9
 
control code :	0x39
frame len : 	48
 
control code :	0x19
frame len : 	28

I'm trying to use the parser to output to JSON as in the examples folder script. The example itself doesn't appear to output a JSON file?

Hello.

I would like to request the current timestamp availability, is possible.

Thanks.

Hello.
That would be great, if you could provide RECOVERY packets type parser.
Thanks.

This project seemed like a great thing to check out. I see it hasn't been updated in years, so I suspect it's probably a moot point posting here, but I figured it's worth a shot 🤓

I was not able to get this to work with recent DJI flight record files. Specifically, the Mini 2 and Air 2S.

Does anyone know if other open-source libraries to parse these files?

I am documenting my journey attempting to parse these files at https://github.com/TheRobBrennan/dji-flight-record-review - where I added the following scripts to explore dji-log-parser:

• djilogparser:failed-experiment - This launches the dji-log-parser example at failed-experiments/dji-log-parser/examples/example.js

First of all, many thanks to share your awesome work !

According to this source : http://www.phantompilots.com/threads/dji-log-converter.43319/page-2, It seems to be a DETAILS section in the log. Il would be great to parse this section .

Field list :

DETAILS.substreet
DETAILS.street
DETAILS.city
DETAILS.area
DETAILS.isFavorite
DETAILS.isNew
DETAILS.needUpload
DETAILS.recordLineCount
DETAILS.updateTime
DETAILS.longitude
DETAILS.latitude
DETAILS.totalDistance
DETAILS.totalTime
DETAILS.maxHeight
DETAILS.maxHorizontalSpeed
DETAILS.maxVerticalSpeed
DETAILS.photoNum

Hello,

It seem's to not be compatible with Phantom 4 FlightRecord. How to make it compatible ?

Thanks,

Regards.

Sorry, pls ignore.

Nice work you have done, but I can't figure out how to create a CSV that comply with the Flytrex CSV "standard", the CSV have to look something like this:

latitude,longitude,altitude(feet),ascent(feet),speed(mph),distance(feet),time(millisecond),datetime(utc),satellites,voltage(v),max_altitude(feet),max_ascent(feet),max_speed(mph),max_distance(feet)
14.5429408058,-90.5219997482,4800.20565465,336.2861,20.9425874509,300.40625434,334100.0,2016-07-23 22:50:45.288000,19,15.284,4801.18990665,337.270352,20.9425874509,300.40625434
14.5429477414,-90.5220156858,4800.53373865,336.614184,20.7372902822,306.540670157,334300.0,2016-07-23 22:50:45.590000,19,15.284,4801.18990665,337.270352,20.9425874509,306.540670157

It has to contain this data:

latitude                14.5429408058
longitude               -90.5219997482
altitude(feet)          4800.20565465
ascent(feet)            336.2861
speed(mph)              20.9425874509
distance(feet)          300.40625434
time(millisecond)       334100.0
datetime(utc)           2016-07-23 22:50:45.288000
satellites              19
voltage(v)              15.284
max_altitude(feet)      4801.18990665
max_ascent(feet)        337.270352
max_speed(mph)          20.9425874509
max_distance(feet)      300.40625434

I reviewed your code but I'm unable to find the get functions/methods for some of the required column values.

Hello,

do you have any documentation of all available fields from the log? I would like to know what's "deform" and all it's options, what are the units of some of the fields etc.

Thanks,
WK