Connect to WiFi and GPS and open the app. It should bring up your location on the map and you can zoom in and scroll around where you intend to fly. That will cache the map for when you connect the WiFi to the controller and help if you don't have or have crappy cell service.Flew today no map overlay again....using Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Edge...can't find where to clear cache....China is turned off...any help would be greatly appreciated
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I am trying that now...I have never uploaded to YouTube before, will I be able to edit the video once it's uploaded?One more thing regarding the videos:
1) I would always choose 2.7K. The quality is just so much better. Windows media player is a piece of junk anyway, though it's likely the reason that the 1080p video worked later is actually because VLC installed a video codec that windows media player didn't have the first time around. There's a good chance the 2.7K video will work in media player now that VLC is installed.
2) Youtube will take the raw 2.7K files, so you can just upload them straight to there and keep a private video collection on youtube.
You can do some simple edits like color correction, trimming, and adding music on youtube. Nothing too advanced, but if nothing else it's great for just dumping footage into so you don't have to keep it on your HDD and/or worry about losing it if a meteor hits your computer. :-DI am trying that now...I have never uploaded to YouTube before, will I be able to edit the video once it's uploaded?
Thanks....I always want to be prepared for the Zombie ApocalypseYou can do some simple edits like color correction, trimming, and adding music on youtube. Nothing too advanced, but if nothing else it's great for just dumping footage into so you don't have to keep it on your HDD and/or worry about losing it if a meteor hits your computer. :-D
One more thing regarding the videos:
Youtube will take the raw 2.7K files, so you can just upload them straight to there and keep a private video collection on youtube.
Nice flying! How many batteries do you have?
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So in TX if your flying lets say in a public park and you fly over some farmland or a neighborhood that's over a treeline while your recording, you've broken the law??One thing you might want to do is get the FAA's before-you-fly phone app to make sure there are no airports you have to notify when you fly. FYI: Their database is out of date in many cases so some of their reported airports aren't actually open anymore. For me personally, of the 4 airports in range, only one of them is actually still opened.
Also check for state or local laws where you fly.
I'm suggesting these things because I didn't when I started and had to course-correct as I gained knowledge. I ended up having to delete some recorded footage because in TX you can't record private property w/out permission. Stuff like that.
Also: You should look into the Litchi for DJI app. It's pretty great. It does sometimes conflict with the regular DJI GO app so you need to force-quit that before starting Litchi, FYI.
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