OcuSync 2.0 HD vs Smooth mode

[droncek]

Hello,

OcuSync 2.0... In transmission menu there is option to choose between HD mode and Smooth mode. I would like to ask what is the difference between these two?

Thank you!

 

[samt2]

I asked the same question a while back. It has to do with the transmission feed from the AC to your phone. See link:

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/to...hare_fid=1514257&share_type=t&link_source=app

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[droncek]

Thank you for your answer.

I can't open link. Would you be so kind and give me a ordinary link to particular posts without that tapatalk since I don't using it.

Thank you very much!

 

[brett8883]

Hello,

OcuSync 2.0... In transmission menu there is option to choose between HD mode and Smooth mode. I would like to ask what is the difference between these two?

Thank you!

HD mode is a higher resolution video feed to the RC or goggles. Smooth mode is a higher frame rate at a lower resolution for the video feed.

Smooth mode is primarily for use with the goggles to increase the refresh rate for faster more delicate maneuvers though there may be other uses but I personally do not find it all that useful. If I want to fly a racing drone I will fly a racing drone.

The different options may limit the video recording resolutions and frame rates that can be used to record video to the SD card for example 4k recording is not allowed in HD or smooth mode due to the extra processing required.

 

[fGene]

I tried both modes with MA2 and never noticed any significant difference either in lag or link quality. The loss of resolution was apparent though. I think the "smooth" mode might benefit racing quads and such, but with the regular slow-pacing videographic drone like Mavic having higher resolution is actually preferable to reduced lag and/or higher transmission FPS, assuming the link quality is the same. Especially if you're using a tablet instead of a phone.

 

[samt2]

Try this link

Transmission Definition-HD vs Smooth

Ref: DJI Fly App Can someone please explain exactly what this is, and when would you use one over the other? Are there any advantages between the two? I've done a Google search and haven't found anything that gave a good explanation or made sense to me. One search result talked about...

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