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Dji Backup

This skill automates backing up DJI camera footage from an SD card (or USB share) to a NAS archive f

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Version: 1.0.0

Overview

This skill automates backing up DJI camera footage from an SD card (or USB share) to a NAS archive folder.

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SKILL: DJI Video Backup

This skill automates backing up DJI camera footage from an SD card (or USB share) to a NAS archive folder.

Description

Use when the user asks to "copy DJI videos", "backup camera", or similar requests involving DJI footage and the NAS. It detects the source SD card, finds the next available destination folder (incrementing from DJI_001, DJI_002...), and copies the files.

Usage

Check Source: Verify /Volumes/SD_Card/DCIM (or similar) exists.
Check Destination: Look at /Volumes/File/DJI_Video/ to find the highest numbered folder (e.g., DJI_005).
Create New Folder: Create the next number (e.g., DJI_006).
Copy: Copy the contents of the source DCIM subfolder (e.g., 100MEDIA or DJI_001) into the new destination folder.
Notify: Tell the user when started and when finished.

Paths

Source: /Volumes/SD_Card/DCIM (Look for subfolders like DJI_xxx or 100MEDIA)
Destination: /Volumes/File/DJI_Video

Example Logic

bash

# Find next folder index
last_dir=$(ls -d /Volumes/File/DJI_Video/DJI_* | sort | tail -1)
# extract number, add 1, mkdir new_dir
# cp -R /source/* /new_dir/

Installation

Terminal bash


openclaw install dji-backup

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💻Code Examples

## Example Logic

-example-logic.sh

# Find next folder index
last_dir=$(ls -d /Volumes/File/DJI_Video/DJI_* | sort | tail -1)
# extract number, add 1, mkdir new_dir
# cp -R /source/* /new_dir/