Pixel 6 Customers Report Compatibility Points With DJI Drone Cameras

Google Pixel 6 and Google Pixel 6 Professional customers appear to be going through points with DJI cameras and drones. As per a report, some Pixel customers are unable to see the reside video feed on the present variations of the DJI Fly and Mimo apps. The complaints are cropping up on social media and DJI help boards. The corporate has suggested individuals to make use of a appropriate cellular machine. Additionally they say that Pixel 6 is present process compatibility testing and customers ought to reinstall the apps to be used with drone cameras.

First reported by Android Police, the issue is alleged to be as a result of a bug or incompatibility. As per the complaints on DJI discussion board, noticed by XDADevelopers, the app on Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Professional smartphones “join fantastic”, nevertheless, there is no such thing as a image/ reside feed from the digital camera.

On DJI discussion board, a ‘Tremendous Moderator’ has suggested those that are experiencing issues to “attempt utilizing a unique really useful cellular machine” to see if the problem persists. The moderator additionally says that Google Pixel 6 Professional “is just not really useful” for the mentioned DJI software (Fly App 1.4.12). A person on Twitter additionally posted the issue of getting a clean display.

DJI’s official help account on Twitter earlier mentioned that Pixel 6 continues to be present process compatibility testing. It has additionally requested affected customers to “reinstall the DJI Fly app from the official web site and take a look at once more”.

There isn’t any details about the character of the bug that’s apparently inflicting this drawback. Of us at XDADevelopers counsel that for the reason that drawback is essentially the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Professional customers, there could possibly be a battle between DJI’s reside video encoding and customized CPU and GPU structure of Google Tensor SoC.