Troubleshooting and glossary
Symptom → cause → fix table plus technical terms.
Don't skip these three
- Filming with SRT off: without telemetry automatic tracking does not work; you have to mark the corners by hand in every clip. Always turn it on before filming.
- Not locking the camera on the centre: the boundary drifts in a free-roaming shot. POI/Waypoint mode is essential.
- Transferring the MP4 and SRT separately or with mismatched names: if they do not match, the telemetry cannot be read.
Symptom → cause → fix
Symptom
Likely cause
Fix
The boundary drifts in the video / doesn't sit on the land
Cause: The one-off alignment (calibration) wasn't done, or the clip has no SRT
Fix: Do the alignment in the editor; use a clip with SRT — after that telemetry tracks it automatically
No SRT file next to the clip
Cause: Video subtitles were switched off while filming
Fix: DJI Fly → camera settings → turn SRT on and refilm; for an existing clip, mark the corners manually on the first frame
The parcel boundary didn't load
Cause: The parcel ID is wrong, or the land registry service is busy
Fix: Verify the province/district/neighbourhood and parcel ID from the title deed; try again in a few minutes
The boundary line is hard to see against the ground
Cause: The chosen boundary style blends into that ground
Fix: Pick a different boundary style in the editor (neon and high-contrast options are ready)
The output has a watermark
Cause: You're on the free plan
Fix: Switch to a paid plan for watermark-free output (see the Pricing page)
Mini glossary
- SRT
- A GPS subtitle file created alongside the video; it holds the drone's position and altitude for every frame. It's the key to automatic boundary tracking.
- Telemetry
- Position, altitude and time data recorded during the flight (the contents of the SRT file).
- TKGM
- Türkiye's General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre — the source of official parcel boundaries.
- MEGSİS
- The land registry's cadastral data service; Parselo pulls parcel boundaries from it.
- POI
- "Point of interest" — the target the drone camera locks onto; in this guide, the parcel centre.
- Orbit
- A circular flight at constant altitude locked to the centre — the recommended shooting pattern.
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