When will release the O3 compatible feature for goggles 3 and controller 3??

hoe do you install it?

YoyoyoC Posted at 5-10 11:14
When will release the O3 compatible feature for goggles 3 and controller 3??

far far future, may be or not ))

Jkeenan Posted at 5-10 11:42
hoe do you install it?

Power up the drone, controller and goggles, connect to your phone via usb cable and launch DJI Fly. It should offer you an update after a few seconds if you didn't already install it (but you probably did when you activated it).

Yup, the only thing holding me back from buying the new AVATA 2  is the lack of support for the O3 unit, I have 6 quads with o3, the Avata 2 would be a nice addition to the fleet as the flight times are way better than any of my other quads, but having to carry 2 sets of googles and controllers just to be able to fly my quads is a bit Sht... Especially when I could be selling the other googles and controllers to add some $$$ towards the avata 2.

So please add O3 support, I'm sure you guys will end up selling a lot more units to all the people in the same situation as myself.

Yes, the other less desirable option would be o4 unit, but that means I'll need to upgrade 6 of my quads on top of buying just the avata 2

Edit didn't check the date on this post.
Ooops... no new updates!

DJI, can you please add video in over USB-c.... PLEASE....

this way we can train voor M mode on PC while looking thru the goggles. This is a very different experience compared to looking at a screen....

BadBert Posted at 5-13 23:09
DJI, can you please add video in over USB-c.... PLEASE....

this way we can train voor M mode on PC while looking thru the goggles. This is a very different experience compared to looking at a screen....

Last 3 goggles were able to do it via a proprietary protocol on phones. It was buggy, and obviously not enough people used it if they discontinued both the Virtual Flight game and the feature altogether.

There will definitely not be a video-in via USB-C for your computer since goggles aren't an HDMI device so even if they added that feature back, you'd need proprietary software to display video.

I just wanted to +1 for O3 support for goggles 3!

fichek Posted at 5-14 00:41
Last 3 goggles were able to do it via a proprietary protocol on phones. It was buggy, and obviously not enough people used it if they discontinued both the Virtual Flight game and the feature altogether.

There will definitely not be a video-in via USB-C for your computer since goggles aren't an HDMI device so even if they added that feature back, you'd need proprietary software to display video.

at least on the older goggles you could use a HDMI to AV converter....
i did it like that and used LiftOff to train for M mode.

did not use the virtual flight app, that app was not that good.... (to say the least)

Has anyone been able to get video out of the RC Pro or any device that has HDMI?
I have not been able to take video

Going back to the my 03 drones, Avata 2 has bad tumble still and if DJI can’t even treat its customers with enough basic respect to update us as to when we can use the goggles 3 with anything other than the god awful avata 2!!

Lionface Posted at 5-14 23:18
Going back to the my 03 drones, Avata 2 has bad tumble still and if DJI can’t even treat its customers with enough basic respect to update us as to when we can use the goggles 3 with anything other than the god awful avata 2!!

I totally agree with you.
Avata 2 is an overrated drone, loved just by DJI fans boys or other people that never flown with any other FPV drone out there

Luca Rubino Posted at 5-15 03:23
I totally agree with you.
Avata 2 is an overrated drone, loved just by DJI fans boys or other people that never flown with any other FPV drone out there

Huh? I've been flying fpv for almost full 6 years, everything from freestyle, racing, to cinematic, and I absolutely love Avata 2... In fact, it's the only drone I carry with me anywhere I go.

Is there a timeframe for the O3 support for Goggles 3?

fichek Posted at 5-15 04:13
Huh? I've been flying fpv for almost full 6 years, everything from freestyle, racing, to cinematic, and I absolutely love Avata 2... In fact, it's the only drone I carry with me anywhere I go.

Sorry, but an "expert" like you, prefers a drone that you can't tune to fit your own style, instead of prefers an already done one? With so many problems and limitations? Using a Bluetooth joypad instead of a real radiocontroller with decent gimbals?
You are saying the Avata2 flies better than a Cinelog35V2?
You said that with Avata 2 you cannot do tricks (and this is the truth).
A Pavo25v2 flies better (you could do many tricks with it, also if it's a whoop) and it is more portable than an Avata 2, and you can fix every damage you could have. Also a motor or clean it.

if you like the Avata 2 it's your own taste. And it's ok. But saying that the Avata 2 is a good drone, not. Everybody out there saying the opposite. I mean, not the ones used to fly with the Mavic's series.

Luca Rubino Posted at 5-17 03:23
Sorry, but an "expert" like you, prefers a drone that you can't tune to fit your own style, instead of prefers an already done one? With so many problems and limitations? Using a Bluetooth joypad instead of a real radiocontroller with decent gimbals?
You are saying the Avata2 flies better than a Cinelog35V2?
You said that with Avata 2 you cannot do tricks (and this is the truth).

I don't know which FPV pilots you're talking to, but every experienced pilot I know that has Avata (original or 2, but especially the 2) loves it.

I also really don't know why you're trying to twist my words. I never called myself an "expert", I just mentioned my experience and was surprised by your claims as they don't align with what I've heard from others. 100% of the people I've seen complain so far are either inexperienced or just ignorant and biased against DJI and didn't really try it beyond "review", if at all (heck, my kindergartener can probably shoot a better video using RCM3 than most of them could with either controller in any mode). I also never said you *couldn't* do tricks with Avata 2, and I even posted Dronarchy's videos multiple times on these forums as an example of what Avata 2 can do in Manual. I just said it's not a drone designed for that and there are better options if you want to freestyle. And I'm not sure which part of that you don't agree with because it's just basic facts, not taste or opinions.

It doesn't have to fly any better than a Cinelog35 (and it's disingenuous to compare it to a whoop with much bigger motors and props - 3.5" has over 45% more prop area compared to Avata's 2.9"!), you'll use Gyroflow for cinematic stuff anyway and Avata 2 has huge advantages over any other whoop like being able to control camera angle from -85 to +80 degrees, being able to lock gimbal angle in N/S modes which enables shots other cinewhoops simply can't do, especially when going backwards. It also lets you park it in the air while waiting for a shot (without looking at the sky), and you basically have wysiwyg of the final video straight in your goggles and on a phone or tablet next to you, now even without cables, as well as always being able to tell with a certainty if you are or aren't recording - an issue that much more experienced pilots than me experienced with action cameras. I haven't flown Pavo25v2, but V1 was absolute trash and BetaFPV has always had bad jello issues in all their whoops so I *really* doubt v2 flies better than Avata

And yeah, I don't see what it has to do with anything, but I don't care about tuning. I'm in this hobby to have fun flying, not to nerd out over gyros and filters and pid controllers. If a drone doesn't fly decently with defaults or one of the presets, it's not a build I'm willing to waste time with and will just scrap it for parts. Avata 2 flies more than fine without tuning. Could it be better? Probably. Is it good enough for what it is? Absolutely. Does anyone force you to use it instead of another cinewhoop if you like them more? Absolutely not.

It's weird to be that defensive over a DJI drone.

fichek Posted at 5-17 03:48
I don't know which FPV pilots you're talking to, but every experienced pilot I know that has Avata (original or 2, but especially the 2) loves it.

I also really don't know why you're trying to twist my words. I never called myself an "expert", I just mentioned my experience and was surprised by your claims as they don't align with what I've heard from others. 100% of the people I've seen complain so far are either inexperienced or just ignorant and biased against DJI and didn't really try it beyond "review", if at all (heck, my kindergartener can probably shoot a better video using RCM3 than most of them could with either controller in any mode). I also never said you *couldn't* do tricks with Avata 2, and I even posted Dronarchy's videos multiple times on these forums as an example of what Avata 2 can do in Manual. I just said it's not a drone designed for that and there are better options if you want to freestyle. And I'm not sure which part of that you don't agree with because it's just basic facts, not taste or opinions.

Well said dude, well said

Bonjour à touss,

Voilà ce qu'il se passe quand forcément Dji accélère les sorties de produits, forcément les clients et les gens attendent davantage du répondant de la clarté de la praticité et du réactif quand il s'agit par exemple d'une compatibilité du dji 03 avec Google 3. Le soucis c'est que à force ça épuisé les gens.

Cela étant dit, et utilisateur de dji, j'en suis hyper hyper content du résultat et du travail que les ingénieurs et les autres personnes on déjà réalisé pour nous offrir une expérience au top dans le monde du drone classique et fpv

Ро ш р оор

+ 1 for O3  support asap

Oleg-5 Posted at 5-23 18:57
Куча уродов каких то на этом форуме.

Кроме службы поддержки джи других нет

its now! new firmware!

No O3 support in the new firmware.  

"Added support for display color restoration in D-logM/HLG mode" This is a nice feature, but where is it O3 compatibility?

Steezus Posted at 5-17 06:38
It's weird to be that defensive over a DJI drone.

He is. he is a fanboy or he is paid to be like this. Or just keep on posting to get DJI Points.

Has someone experimenting problems to upgrade the Goggles 3 firmware on the DJI Assistant 2?

The Duck Posted at 5-28 06:09
No O3 support in the new firmware.

Hi, The Duck. We're sorry to inform you that it is still not compatible with the O3 unit with this new update. I will forward your feedbackthe our relevant team. take it as a suggestion and forward it to our relevant team.  After the evaluation of the related department, significant suggestions or requests will be implemented via the firmware update, app update, etc. For any updates, please stay tuned to the latest news on our DJI official website at (www.dji.com). Thank you for your kind understanding.

Luca Rubino Posted at 5-28 07:05
"Added support for display color restoration in D-logM/HLG mode" This is a nice feature, but where is it O3 compatibility?

Hi, Luca. Currently, it is not yet compatible with O3 unit bt rest assured that we'll forward your feedback to our relevant team.

DJI Gamora Posted at 5-28 08:19
we'll forward your feedback to our relevant team.

bla, bla, bla ... the same old tales

Believe it or not, it's possible to add completely unrelated features in more than one separate firmware update.

Please DJI! I have bought two 03 air units. One for a long range drone I want to build, the other for an RC car. After I bought these I tried to  get a Goggles 2 or v2 but where I live where impossible to get. Then the avata 2 came out so I bought it and now I have a Goggles 3. Please make it compatible with my two 03 air units otherwise would be so sad I have to sell the air units ...

I just want to make sure of something that baffles me. I have the DJI Avata 2 and Goggles 3. Can someone confirm that this setup IS NOT compatible with the DJI FPV remote controller 2 ? I'm so confused. I read that you need an older pair of goggles to use the remote controller 2.

Charlinho Posted at 5-28 12:33
I just want to make sure of something that baffles me. I have the DJI Avata 2 and Goggles 3. Can someone confirm that this setup IS NOT compatible with the DJI FPV remote controller 2 ? I'm so confused. I read that you need an older pair of goggles to use the remote controller 2.

It's a completely different transmission protocol. Anyone who read the quick start guide a month and a half ago could've seen that was gonna happen, and we've seen other proof beyond that since.

With O4 on Avata 2, Goggles 3 are the only device linked to the aircraft, controllers are just linked locally to goggles and goggles are the actual RC device as fair as the aircraft is concerned. Can't have another RC paired to aircraft at the same time, and FPVRC2/RCM2 will not pair to Goggles 3 because they (RCs) lack hardware for it.

So you can either have new goggles and new controller, or old goggles and old controller. As someone who had FPVRC2 I realise it's a bit inconvenient, but I'd rather have them spend development resources on new stuff than maintaining mountains of cross-compatibility glue.

fichek Posted at 5-28 12:52
It's a completely different transmission protocol. Anyone who read the quick start guide a month and a half ago could've seen that was gonna happen, and we've seen other proof beyond that since.

With O4 on Avata 2, Goggles 3 are the only device linked to the aircraft, controllers are just linked locally to goggles and goggles are the actual RC device as fair as the aircraft is concerned. Can't have another RC paired to aircraft at the same time, and FPVRC2/RCM2 will not pair to Goggles 3 because they (RCs) lack hardware for it.

Sorry if I didn't "see it coming", I'm just a regular guy that wanted to get into FPV and that bought the Remote Controller 2 to practice on his little laptop. I even asked on this forum if the remote will be compatible with the Avata 2. I was told that engineers we're working on a possible update. Today is the famous update and this remote is still a nice paperweight on my desk.

Charlinho Posted at 5-28 13:02
Sorry if I didn't "see it coming", I'm just a regular guy that wanted to get into FPV and that bought the Remote Controller 2 to practice on his little laptop. I even asked on this forum if the remote will be compatible with the Avata 2. I was told that engineers we're working on a possible update. Today is the famous update and this remote is still a nice paperweight on my desk.

Yeah, that's why you never buy any tech based on promise of future updates, even when they come straight from the manufacturer. Which it didn't I hope? If a DJI rep told you it would work, I'm sure you could use that message to return the FPVRC2 even if it's past return date.

Charlinho Posted at 5-28 13:02
Sorry if I didn't "see it coming", I'm just a regular guy that wanted to get into FPV and that bought the Remote Controller 2 to practice on his little laptop. I even asked on this forum if the remote will be compatible with the Avata 2. I was told that engineers we're working on a possible update. Today is the famous update and this remote is still a nice paperweight on my desk.

Is there any update on whether the Remote Controller 2 will be compatible with the Avata 2?

Genas Posted at 5-28 13:08
Is there any update on whether the Remote Controller 2 will be compatible with the Avata 2?

It *is* compatible with today's updates, as long as you use Goggles 2 or Integra. Read above.

Genas Posted at 5-28 13:08
Is there any update on whether the Remote Controller 2 will be compatible with the Avata 2?

The Avata 2 is now compatible with:

Goggles 3
Goggles 2
Goggles Integra
RC Motion 3
RC Motion 2
FPV RC 3
FPV RC2

Goggles 3 is only compatible with O4 thus will only work with the Avata 2, Mini 4 Pro and Air 3.

RC Motion 3 and FPV RC 3 only work with Goggles 3 as they use bluetooth 5.0 and not ocusync.

So if you have Goggles 2 or Integra with a controller 2 they will now work with the Avata 2. But Goggles 3, motion 3 and RC3 do not work with O3 air units or older drones using O3 radio transmission such as the Avata 1 or Mavic 3 series.