I should have mentioned I use an iPhone 6. @Pumpfixer what device are you using? Which iPad?Yep, gotta admit, it's a pretty sweet video feed. But it's my first drone, so I don't have anything to compare it against.
I should have mentioned I use an iPhone 6. @Pumpfixer what device are you using? Which iPad?Yep, gotta admit, it's a pretty sweet video feed. But it's my first drone, so I don't have anything to compare it against.
I am also using one of the 12" non-Apple cables from Amazon.I bought a better USB cable between my phone and the RC. It was the phone's issue (loose, old USB port). The new cable has a better, more reliable connection, with a higher data rate. And I regularly clear the Pilot App's data and cache, as well as rebooting the phone occasionally, keeping other apps to a minimum. Lags and stuttering are rare now; it's glass-smooth most of the time. The mobile phones and tablets are multi-purpose devices that get overheated and overloaded. They seem to be the weak link in this chain. But as most of these posts say: for this price, the technology and capability are astonishing, regardless! The pictures and videos are worth it!!
Yeah pretty shoddy on my devices too, very blocky at times even if it's very close. Not sure why people would want to use the Director to make movies from the video that gets cached to the tablet. OK for a quick review, but not really for sharing especially when you have the high quality recording on the phantom's sd card.
Actually, I'd like to see someone's cached video on a device that is supposedly buttery smooth on FPV - perhaps some of us aren't getting the best experience
I use a ipad mini 3... The quality is fine just saying it dosent look like my tv does and that is 720pI should have mentioned I use an iPhone 6. @Pumpfixer what device are you using? Which iPad?
Clear cache and data here? Like this?I bought a better USB cable between my phone and the RC. It was the phone's issue (loose, old USB port). The new cable has a better, more reliable connection, with a higher data rate. And I regularly clear the Pilot App's data and cache, as well as rebooting the phone occasionally, keeping other apps to a minimum. Lags and stuttering are rare now; it's glass-smooth most of the time. The mobile phones and tablets are multi-purpose devices that get overheated and overloaded. They seem to be the weak link in this chain. But as most of these posts say: for this price, the technology and capability are astonishing, regardless! The pictures and videos are worth it!!
I always clear mine after every flight, was just wondering, is there still a way to see your total flight hours etc. ? ThanksClear cache and data here? Like this?View attachment 24044
On the Android, once in a while, I go into the phone's application manager and clear the application's data and cache that way. It depends on your own experience. If your phone/tablet is working well, there's no need to. If the signal gets jumpy or laggy, it's one of several things you can try. The goal is to keep your phone's processor and memory as dedicated as possible to the flight at hand, and not load it up with anything else. Some people keep the Internet on long enough to grab the map at the beginning of the flight, and then switch it to airplane mode after the Phantom takes of and stabilizes.Clear cache and data here? Like this?View attachment 24044
I am also using one of the 12" non-Apple cables from Amazon.
Yeah, why is that?I've noticed that the video feed quality is much better when you have the video/still mode switch in the Pilot app in video mode.
I'm still flying my phantom 2 with lightbridge system and i can tell you the picture quality is much better than the picture quality of my phantom 3.The original lightbridge system supports full hd picture transmission 1920x1080 and also has less latency than phantom's 3 video transmission (only 80 ms).
How to compare it side by side?I fly one at the time and i'm telling you the picture quality of the original lightbridge device is much much better than the picture quality of the phantom 3.And it's not only the quality but also the the video of the original lightbridge device is very smooth doesn't loosing frames like the phantom's 3 video.That's interesting. Did you compare both side by side?
Wasn't the lightbridge add on to the P2 the same cost as an entire P3...?
Mark.
How to compare it side by side?I fly one at the time and i'm telling you the picture quality of the original lightbridge device is much much better than the picture quality of the phantom 3.And it's not only the quality but also the the video of the original lightbridge device is very smooth doesn't loosing frames like the phantom's 3 video.
Yes i have both the P2 with lightbridge and the P3 pro.The video on the phantom 3 is very good quality i think it's 720p hd video, i just say the video of the lightbridge is better 1080p full hd quality.With my phantom 2 i'm using hdmi 10" monitor and for my phantom 3 i have the ipad mini 3 the ipad air 1 and recently i bought the ipad air 2 which i believe is the best of all of them.So you own both a P2 w/ lightbridge and a P3...?
It's not so much that the video is bad on the P3, it's just that I had expected HD like quality. Is the P2 video w/ lightbridge HD quality? What tablet or phone are you using to view it?
Mark.
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