Did you try the uninstall, reboot, reinstall thing? Seems to be working much better for me now.
DJI GO App crashing
- Thread starter csader
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Did you try the uninstall, reboot, reinstall thing? Seems to be working much better for me now.
This just isnt good enough.
DJI cannot have an important part as the Android app randomly crash on itself. It seems to me like they prioritize the iOS app over the Android app. Shambles, really. Their QA work on the app cannot be any good when they release app versions that have random strange issues, e.g. the app not working at all as mentioned before in this thread.
Get a grip DJI!!
DJI cannot have an important part as the Android app randomly crash on itself. It seems to me like they prioritize the iOS app over the Android app. Shambles, really. Their QA work on the app cannot be any good when they release app versions that have random strange issues, e.g. the app not working at all as mentioned before in this thread.
Get a grip DJI!!
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I did the uninstall, reboot, reinstall thing. It's still having problems. Totally unpredictable too. Some flights it never has a problem. Last flight after about 5 min it just lost connection to the phone and wouldn't regain until after I rebooted the whole rc controller (app didn't crash this time and a phone reboot didn't fix it either)...pretty shabby. But awesome when it works!
F6Rider
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If the latest Nexus can't handle it, not many phones can. Fortunately I still have my galaxy s4 that doesn't seem to be exhibiting the same problems.
Turn off the controller and try direct wifi only mode. This will prove if its the USB transfer modes are causing the issue. If the app crashes in wifi mode then the GO app or Nexus may have a video codec issue.
Could you point me in the direction of what settings need to be enabled on my phone? I see a Force GPU Rendering option in the developer settings.
AnzacJack
Australian Defence Veteran
pretty easy t
easy to get an app working that is built for one hardware platform (IOS)
always going to be difficult when writing an app for many different hardware platforms, each with their own manufacturers tweaks to the OS
easy to get an app working that is built for one hardware platform (IOS)
always going to be difficult when writing an app for many different hardware platforms, each with their own manufacturers tweaks to the OS
Yes, but a lot of app developers do it way better than DJI. I haven't had a single app restart my phone in a couple years now. I'm glad it's not just the Galaxy S7 anymore, because DJI can't just pawn the problem off to Samsung anymore.
This - just look at all the different versions of Android out there for every carrier and every phone version and manufacturer.
App worked flawlessly for me today. I did notice there was a recent update from the play Store. I have a s7 edge.
Working good on my S7 edge too. Btw to other poster, Android fragmentation should be a non issue with a large company like DJI. Hundreds of other app developers with intensive apps make do just fine.
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