Cant get dji to download resource file

 · I am using a Samsung note 4 without a phone connection and just using Wi-Fi. When I open the DJI go 4 app and attempt to download the resource files for the first time it won't let me because I don't have a phone connection, how do you get it to download via Wi-Fi only it won't do it.  · Select the small play icon in the bottom right of the app screen to view or download. Select Download. This process may take a little time so it is often faster to use the USB-C cable. Open the small door with the USB-C slot and connect it to your device. Browse to the save location on your computer or laptop. Transfer the files to your device.  · I found a temporary, alternate solution. On your Android phone go to the file Directory. Tap on internal, then tap on the Android folder. In this folder you will see to folders named DATA and the other named OBB. Tap OBB, you will see another folder named bltadwin.ruv5. In there is where the RESOURCE FILE is located every time the DJI FLY APP downloads it.

DroneViewer combines your drone's footage with visual data such as your drone's precisely mapped GPS location, speed, geotags, and more. DroneViewer's accessibility and data visualization makes it the perfect tool for a wide range of commercial and personal uses. bltadwin.ru4 from John Coggi on Vimeo. bltadwin.ru4. The DJI Fly app interface was designed to be simplified and ultra-intuitive. Compatible for Mavic Mini, Mavic Air 2, DJI Mini 2, DJI FPV, DJI Air 2S, DJI Mini SE, DJI Mavic 3 V In Java, we can use getResourceAsStream or getResource to read a file or multiple files from a resources folder or root of the classpath.. The getResourceAsStream method returns an InputStream. // the stream holding the file content InputStream is = getClass().getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream("bltadwin.ru"); // for static access, uses the class name directly InputStream is = JavaClassName.

DJI Mimo. As an app dedicatedly designed for DJI handheld gimbals, DJI Mimo offers HD live video view, intelligent modes that hardly found on other handheld stabilizers, empowering you to shoot, edit and share at your fingertips. I found a temporary, alternate solution. On your Android phone go to the file Directory. Tap on internal, then tap on the Android folder. In this folder you will see to folders named DATA and the other named OBB. Tap OBB, you will see another folder named bltadwin.ruv5. In there is where the RESOURCE FILE is located every time the DJI FLY APP downloads it. Use the QR code on the box or go to DJIs website and download it manually. DJI doesn't host it's apps on the Google play Store for reasons unknown.