Whether you are brand new to flying drones or a seasoned professional, Camera View has everything you need to have a safe, fun flight experience from takeoff to landing. Go Fly IconĬlick the Go Fly icon on the home screen to connect directly to your Mavic Mini or Mavic Air 2 and enter the Camera View to fly your aircraft. You can tap the SkyPixel icon to upload your content to DJI’s worldwide aerial photography community. Tap the profile icon to view flight logs or access the DJI Forum, DJI Online Store, and the Find My Drone feature. Simply drag your drone videos into the video editor interface to make a cool new video. By tapping the album icon, you can access helpful features such as templates for creating video clips to share on social media. The bottom left corner on the home screen has icons for accessing your album, user profile, and SkyPixel.
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Tap the book icon in the top right corner of the home screen to view tutorials, tips, flight safety information, and the user manual all within the DJI Fly app. You can display DJI Geo Zones on the map, which cover Restricted Zones, Authorization Zones, and more. Tap the location icon at the top left of the screen to view your current location using the map and check for useful location information. The home screen is minimalistic and streamlined, making it easy to find exactly what you are looking for. The DJI pilot app starts automatically when you first connect your smartphone to your Mavic Mini or Mavic Air 2 remote controller. Now let’s dive into what this fantastic little DJI app can do… DJI Fly App: Home Screen
Whether you are an old-hand or a new flyer, DJI Fly app contains something for everyone! For seasoned photographers and videographers, DJI Fly app also provides integrated access to SkyPixel, a social media platform for users to create unique content. This new DJI app’s intuitive UI controls, flight tutorials, and editing tools are perfect for new drone enthusiasts, everyday flyers, and content creators.
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I really hope this helps some of the Android Users because I've been troubleshooting it for a couple days and I'm a little peeved that it was the lock screen. Once I did that I turned the RC on and plugged in the USB cable and it prompted me to open with the DJI Go App. Remove the lock screen and restart your phone. If you have a lock screen setup either via PIN or fingerprint you have to disable it.ĥ. Now here is the kicker that got it working because I already had USB Debugging enabled.Ĥ. Go to Settings, System, then open Developer Mode Enable developer mode in Android (Go to Settings, System, About Phone and click on the Build number 7 times)Ģ. As of a few minutes ago, I can now connect the RC and see the video feed on the phone like it was before.ġ. I could connect via Wifi with my phone but then couldn't use the RC. I could connect the RC to the bird but couldn't get video. My Mavic Air was working great until I got the Android 8.0-8.1 updates. This is my first post and I wanted to post this in hopes that it might save someone a lot of trouble. I'm using a Moto X4 on Project Fi (Not on the DJI supported device list but has always worked)
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