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Great info. I need to try it with manual focus, then. Sometimes it's tough for me to check the focus because even though Lightbridge does deliver a high quality signal, it's often times not clear enough for me to really gauge how clear the image on the card will be. Just comes with more...

Great information! I've only got about 25-30 hours on the Inspire and didn't even know you could set it up that way. I appreciate the input! My 1,200 hours on the Phantom 2 and 800 on my S1000 don't seem to provide much value with the Inspire other than basic flying mechanics. :) Another...

What have you found to be the best way to handle focus? It seems to me once I tap on an object to focus, the rest of the shot is ruined as I'm then having to tap on every little thing on which I want to focus and it detracts from my ability to fly and capture the shot. Thanks!

This. This right here.

Sounds good. I just noticed that you had posted on Wednesday which was before they updated the firmware on the site - got me thinking. Good luck!

Have you tried updating since then? The firmware on the website was updated yesterday. I would recommend formatting your SD card with the Inspire and redownloading the firmware from DJI's site and then trying again.

You definitely cannot remap all of the controller buttons. I think the most simple thing would be to add this to your pre-flight checklist. I always go through at least three menus after the aircraft is powered on and ready to take off to verify things - final voltage checks, video channel...

Another vote for using C1 - that's what I do.

The problem OP was having was that after he formatted using his PC, the Inspire was having trouble formatting internally. Weird either way, though.

These situations always make for great excuses to upgrade!

I don't believe exFAT is the issue, as that's the file system the Inspire itself uses. I'm hopeful that a full cleaning of the partition table will allow the Inspire to format it itself.

I would recommend performing the "clean all" command on the SD card via Command Prompt in Windows. Open Command Prompt as Administrator Type diskpart Type list disk Select the SD card (you may need to look at drive sizes in order to determine which is the SD card) Type clean all (the space is...