Not needed, in a case like this Apple coders look at the code of the app to make sure it is not going to do any harm to either the app store, or Apple devices, and plays nice with other apps. Apple doesn't care if the app actually works as intended, just so long as it doesn't do any harm. They could care less if you P3 flies on the app or not.
I will try to do that in the shield tablet, the downgrade of the maps itself only does not work.I had noticed in recent weeks that the P3P video stream on my Nexus 9 had a slight jitter or lag and I am pretty sure that wasn't the case when it was new. I was also getting occasional app crashes. So I tried downgrading Google Play Services (and Maps - also I do use the tablet for lite internetting so had to downgrade the Gmail, Drive and Youtube apps as well). All those others seem to work fine still.
On the bench at home it appeared that FPV was buttery smooth and I just got back from running 3 batteries through and every second was beautiful! And of course no app crashes. Such a difference. Even at semi-long range (up to 2.3 miles), it was clean and great. This is on the Auto video setting using FW 1.1.9 and the old V1.1.0 DJI Pilot app - haven't upgraded either yet. Nexus 9 is on 5.1.1.
Since I didn't want DJI Pilot to update itself I already had all updates on that tablet set to manual, so I just have to remember not to allow any Google apps to update either.
Thanks all you guys who posted here about Google Play Services! I hope DJI gets this figured out soon.
Gonna try it on my hisense sero 7 pro as the DJI pilot app crashes after about 10 mins. Hopefully this will workGuys, the tried and true workaround for lag, overheating and crashing on Android is:
Downgrading 'google play services'
1. 'Play Store' app > Settings > Auto-update apps > "Do not..." to turn off automatic updating
2. 'Settings' app> Security > Device Administrators" and uncheck/deactivate "Android Device Manager" as a device administrator
3. 'Settings' app> Applications > Application Manager > ALL (scroll right if needed to see this option) > Google Play Services > Disable (or Uninstall)... then choose to uninstall any updates from the stock version when prompted.
4. 'Settings' app> Applications > Application Manager > ALL > Google Play Services > Enable ....this will enable the older stock version of google play services
Ignore future upgrade requests for Google Maps etc as that will upgrade Google Play Services also. (until there is a proper fix from DJI)
from:
http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=16777&page=17#pid151670
Read through page 16/17/18 of this thread for more background on this workaround.
Gonna try it on my hisense sero 7 pro as the DJI pilot app crashes after about 10 mins. Hopefully this will work![]()
Killed all the apps to start with and it seems ok. Iv only flown a couple of times since I got the P3. Weathers taken a turn for the worse here in Perth and Iv been a bit busy too.
Tried it and no app crashes either. However my map in the app didn't display. It was just plain white with the red arrow of the drone in the middle. Any suggestions how to get the map in the DJI app? Thanks
I thought I did. I will go through it all again and see how I go. My youtube wouldn't work either as it said I required an update. Would that be the case?
Guys, the tried and true workaround for lag, overheating and crashing on Android is:
Downgrading 'google play services'
1. 'Play Store' app > Settings > Auto-update apps > "Do not..." to turn off automatic updating
2. 'Settings' app> Security > Device Administrators" and uncheck/deactivate "Android Device Manager" as a device administrator
3. 'Settings' app> Applications > Application Manager > ALL (scroll right if needed to see this option) > Google Play Services > Disable (or Uninstall)... then choose to uninstall any updates from the stock version when prompted.
4. 'Settings' app> Applications > Application Manager > ALL > Google Play Services > Enable ....this will enable the older stock version of google play services
Ignore future upgrade requests for Google Maps etc as that will upgrade Google Play Services also. (until there is a proper fix from DJI)
from:
http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=16777&page=17#pid151670
Read through page 16/17/18 of this thread for more background on this workaround.
Thanks Scotty. I finally have things working on my Samsung Tab S 8.4" running CM 12.1 (Android 5.1.1).
What's neat is the Tab S has a microSD slot and you can play the 4k videos under CM 12.1 with the free VLC player.
Glad that helped. It's a nice tablet, I have the same model.
Are you just running a Nightly build of CM 12.1 or do they have a stable release now?
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