The Samsung S7 ( and I believe S8) have a "video enhancer" feature. I find that turning this on significantly improves visibility outdoors. The few video player apps that are supported appear much brighter than any other app with the screen brightness slider set to maximum.

Is there any hack to enable the "video enhancer" for the DJI Go 4 app?  Officially only a few apps are supported (such as YouTube and the builtin video player), and it only activates for these apps.

The difference between DJI Go and the built-in video player is like night and day when playing back videos under bright outdoors lighting.  It would be extremely useful to have this visibility enhancement enabled in DJI Go for the live video feed while flying.

Perhaps DJI can work together with Samsung and enable the "video enhancer" for DJI Go on offically supported Samsung phones.

The Samsung S7 ( and I believe S8) have a "video enhancer" feature. I find that turning this on significantly improves visibility outdoors. The few video player apps that are supported appear much brighter than any other app with the screen brightness slider set to maximum.

Is there any hack to enable the "video enhancer" for the DJI Go 4 app?  Officially only a few apps are supported (such as YouTube and the builtin video player), and it only activates for these apps.

The difference between DJI Go and the built-in video player is like night and day when playing back videos under bright outdoors lighting.  It would be extremely useful to have this visibility enhancement enabled in DJI Go for the live video feed while flying.

Perhaps DJI can work together with Samsung and enable the "video enhancer" for DJI Go on offically supported Samsung phones.