DJI go app live feed giving 360p. Last I checked the phantom 3 advanced was supposed to produce crystal clear 1080p! Lol anyone know what may be the cause of poor video/photo quality? When I instert the and card into My laptop tho, the quality becomes nice and sharp.

"Last I checked the phantom 3 advanced was supposed to produce crystal clear 1080p!"

Check again, the specs say 720p live view.
Live feed is not the recorded video from the card.

have you resolved your situation.
Here are the specs.
http://www.dji.com/phantom-3-adv/info#specs

No, the quality isn't 720p either on live feed. I'm not sure if it's a FireWire that's causing this, or a bad camera?

fans0b4802ed Posted at 2016-11-21 12:49
No, the quality isn't 720p either on live feed. I'm not sure if it's a FireWire that's causing this, ...

Firewire?

fans0b4802ed Posted at 2016-11-21 01:49
No, the quality isn't 720p either on live feed. I'm not sure if it's a FireWire that's causing this, ...

Aloha fans0b,

     Are you using an iPhone or iPad?  You may need to get a Lightning Cable or so I have heard.  I am an Android guy.

Aloha and Drone On!

Firmware*

fans0b4802ed Posted at 2016-11-21 22:49
No, the quality isn't 720p either on live feed. I'm not sure if it's a FireWire that's causing this, ...

Yes, it will be 720p, there is no other option. What device are you using?

I'm using an iPhone 6, it's just the 720p on my iPhone cam is far more superior compared to the 720p from the DJI Go App.

Is that normal? Because I assumed to qualify should be just a sharp as it is on the iPhone cam!?

The quality*

fans0b4802ed Posted at 2016-11-22 14:59
I'm using an iPhone 6, it's just the 720p on my iPhone cam is far more superior compared to the 720p ...

It is not intended to be high quality, and it will not show up as good as 720p footage on your iPhone, because it is scaled to fit the reduced screen size necessay when overlayed by the Go App data. It is only intended that you use it for framing your shots and judging exposure. The real movies and photos are on the SD card, and that is what you are expected to use. The iPhone display is meant to be like a viewfinder on a camera, not a high quality monitor.

Thanks, well at least I can fly in peace now lol