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I have the exact same problem with my Samsung Galaxy S9+. The app suddenly restarts after recording a video for a while and the footage shot before the restart is lost. You can succesfully save videos if you manage to stop the recording before the app restarts, but that's not really a proper solution.
Here's how I manage to replicate the issue:
Prequisites: DJI Mimo app installed, gimbal paired through the app
1. Go to Apps -> DJI Mimo
2. Clear data
3. Force stop
4. Uninstall app
5. Open file explorer
6. Remove folder 302Gimbal
7. Remove folder DCIM/DJI MIMO
8. Remove folder data/user/0/dji.mimo
9. Remove folder DJI/dji.mimo
10. Unpair the gimbal from Bluetooth devices
11. Restart the phone
12. Install DJI Mimo from Play Store
13. While waiting for the app to install, turn on the gimbal and reset Bluetooth settings with the trigger + M button + record button combo
14. Turn off the gimbal
15. Make sure location tracking and bluetooth are turned ON
16. Open DJI Mimo
17. Allow file permission
18. Don't participate in improvement program
19. Allow location permission
20. Go through the "tutorial"
21. Turn the gimbal on
22. Hit "Connect" after the gimbal is detected
23. Accept bluetooth pairing request
24. Wait for the camera to open
25. Allow video and audio permissions
26. Go through the tutorial and use default settings
27. Take 10, 20 and 30 second videos, one each
28. Confirm the three videos are visible in the editor
29. Start recording a video
30. After 10-11 minutes the app will suddenly restart
31. The gimbal is detected and the camera is opened
32. Footage fimed before the restart is lost, and not found in either the editor or the Gallery app
I did these steps with the phone battery hanging around 30-40%, and the gimbal battery level at 20-40%. I'll have to check if charging the phone and the gimbal to 100% will make any difference.
I also tried doing the same steps but after taking the short videos and confirming they are visible in the editor, I switched battery optimization off for the app. This resulted in the app restarting after filming for about 4:20. Again, the footage was lost.
Timelapses do seem to get saved to the memory of the device even if the app restarts. However, after the app restarts, the gimbal is stuck in some sort of limbo. It no longer follows the movement of the gimbal if you turn or rotate it, and hitting the M button does not switch between portrait and landscape. However, hitting the M button three times does activate the sleep mode. After restarting the app and the gimbal the gimbal functions normally again.
Phone model: SM-G965F
Android version: 9
Gimbal firmware: 01.00.00.50
App version: 1.2.6 |
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