MrRobville
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Since I can't post a new topic I'll have to post my issue here.
I'm experiencing a lot of heavy stuttering with my Phantom 3 Standard on a Huawei P7 as well. I also can't fly the drone any further than 20 meters or I lose the video signal entirely and the app turns gray.
I first thought that interference from nearby houses caused this, but the same issue occurs in the middle of nowhere. It makes flying the drone through the video feed practically impossible, because even if there is a connection, it has so much stutter and delayment that I cannot safely use it to avoid obstacles or film accurately. So I have to depend pretty much on eye sight all the time, which is nonsense.
On occassion I even need to close the DJI Go app because the video feedback just freezes and refuses to update.
I tried the following on my phone:
-Disabled background processes
-enabled flight mode
-enabled GPS (and also tried without)
-Downgrade Google Play, which has been a complete nightmare and caused Google Play Services to be removed altogether, unable to be restored without performing a factory reset... great...
None of these options seemed to have any effect on the video feedback which continues to stutter regardless.
Alternatively, I tried to reduce the video feedback bandwith which a lot of people show can be adjusted by pressing a "HD" button at the top of the app. This button is nowhere to be found on my version. Does that mean I cannot reduce the amount of MB/s it transfers? I don't need HD feed if it causes stuttering.
This is becoming a truly frustrating problem as it impairs my capability of capturing decent footage. Just to make clear, I'm referring solely to the live feedback on the DJI Go app, not the actual video recordings, which are fine.
Does anyone have any other solutions I could try? I rather not touch Google Play anymore as it caused my whole phone to go berserk.
I read that a lot of people didn't have any problems with earlier versions of this app (when it was called DJI Pilot or something), and that DJI GO caused a lot of issues. Isn't there a way to revert back to one of the earlier apps?
P.S. I know it's not intended to fly a drone purely through video feed, but it's important for me to know what I'm seeing through the eyes of the drone to capture a shot correctly. Last time, I thought I was filming a few people properly with the rule of thirds in mind. When the video feedback suddenly refreshed, it turned out they were halfway cut off in the top left corner of the video... -_-
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