Play DJI video files in your browser
The video your DJI drone shot, with where it flew. Drop it with its SRT and watch the flight on a map beside it, with the height and camera settings as it plays. Nothing leaves your device.
Or drop it anywhere on this page
What you'll see
Your video plays with its route on a map beside it, the dot moving as it plays and the chart of its speed and height under the map.
- Its route on OpenStreetMap's map • Click it to jump there
- Speed and height • Drag the chart to seek
- Play and pause • Step frame by frame
- Export • The route as GPX, KML or CSV
About DJI video
DJI's drones, from the Mini and Air to the Mavic and Avata, write an .SRT beside each video when video subtitles are on: a subtitle for each frame with the time, the place, the height above the takeoff point and the sea, and the camera's ISO, shutter, aperture and exposure. Some of DJI's newest bodies keep their GPS in the video itself, in a metadata track of DJI's own.
Players show the SRT as a wall of numbers over the picture, and maps never see it. DJI Fly shows the flights the phone flew, and flight log sites read the drone's logs rather than the video's SRT.
Filepeek reads the SRT dropped with the video, or the track inside it, in your browser and draws the flight on OpenStreetMap's map beside the video, the dot moving as it plays. The ISO, shutter, aperture and height show over the map, the chart shows the height and speed, and Export saves the path as GPX, KML or CSV and every frame's readings as CSV.
DJI drone video with its SRT
.mp4 • .mov • .srt
Format
- MIME type
- video/mp4
- Made by
- DJI's drones and cameras
Inside the file
- Video
- H.264 or H.265, MP4 or MOV
- Beside it
- An SRT, a subtitle a frame
- Each frame
- Place, height, ISO, shutter, aperture
- Inside
- DJI's metadata track, on its newest bodies
Opens in every browser
Filepeek plays DJI videos with their flight path in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, and H.265 where the browser and the device decode it. Browsers play the video by itself.
- YouChromePlays through Filepeek
- YouEdgePlays through Filepeek
- YouFirefoxPlays through Filepeek
- YouSafariPlays through Filepeek
Apps that open DJI video
- WindowsVLC shows the SRT as subtitles
- MacVLC and IINA show the SRT as subtitles
- iPhone and iPadDJI Fly shows the flights it flew
- AndroidDJI Fly shows the flights it flew
Questions
Why is there no SRT beside my video?
DJI Fly writes it only with video subtitles on in the camera's settings, and only for videos. Turn it on before the next flight.
How do I open the video with its SRT?
Drop both together, or the folder they are in. Filepeek finds the SRT by the video's name, draws the flight and shows its lines as subtitles too.
Can I save the flight as GPX?
Yes. Choose Export, then Save route as GPX for Google Earth and map apps, KML, or CSV for a spreadsheet.
Which height does it show?
The height above where the drone took off, as DJI Fly shows it. The chart and the GPX use the height above the sea when the SRT keeps it.