Easily convert radiometric data from DJI, Autel, and other brands for use within FLIR Thermal Studio / FLIR Tools.
We created this application as proprietary file formats introduce more thermal analysis software that is limited in functionality and creates extra steps in your workflow. Now, with ThermoConverter, you can simply convert to a FLIR-readable RJPEG format or TIFF file.
V1.8.0 is now released as of the 1st March 2024! Latest features:
- Export parameters working.
- Performance improved via threading.
- Various bug fixes.
If you need to update, please email us at support@thermoconverter.com
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Please feel free to reach out to Support if you need any assistance
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Simply follow these simple steps:
Simply follow these simple steps:
There are no minimum specifications as of version 1.8.0 of ThermoConverter. However, generally we expect performance to increase with system specifications.
Our latest compatibility list can be found in the Compatability section above: Compatibility
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A very common cause of ThermoConverter crashing on export is that the default export folder is set to the installation folder of ThermoConverter. This installation folder is within the “Program Files (x86)” folder, which is a write-protected folder. This means that Windows prevents ThermoConverter from exporting images into that folder.
Please change the export destination to a folder outside of the “Program Files (x86)” folder or other similar write-protected folders.
Any FLIR image-compatible software such as FLIR Tools, FLIR Thermal Studio, Agisoft Metashape, Pix4D, etc.
To process Autel EVO II thermal JPGs and IRGs in ThermoConverter, you must import the Autel IRG file and not the Autel JPG. Upon import of an Autel IRG file, ThermoConverter then looks in the same folder for the JPG file. This prevents the user from needing to import both the IRG file and the JPG file.
Autel IRG files do not contain all the information needed for ThermoConverter to process them correctly. Please ensure you have the corresponding Autel JPG files within the same folder on your computer that you have the IRGs in. Ensure the JPG file has the same name as the IRG file, such as “IMG_0001.JPG” and “IMG_0001.IRG”, otherwise ThermoConverter cannot know which JPG file is associated with each IRG file.
The export parameters in the RJPEG section only apply to RJPEG image exports.
The only thermal parameter that can be specified for TIFF export is the minimum temperature. There is also a “Visual Brightness” slider available for TIFF exports. See FAQ Answer #11 for more details.
The “Visual Brightness” slider is a signal amplification slider which changes how the image looks visually on your computer.
It is similar in behaviour to changing the ISO on an RGB camera – you are not capturing any more light by increasing it, you are just amplifying the existing light. This allows you to see more detail in the images whilst you are processing them.
This is a known issue with TIFF exports – the temperature values in the exported image are not accurate. We plan to fix this but do not currently have an estimated date that it will be fixed. We apologise for any inconvenience caused in the meantime.
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