Running the latest version of Beta Pilot App (526). I have a small survey I use for repeat changes. I ran it yesterday and fount the DJI Mini 3 flew the route with no problems happily snapping pics at each waypoint. I then ran it with the Mini 4 Pro, it would stop and dwell at each waypoint for 10-20 seconds and then snap the pic. They were both running the exact same mission on the same Android A35 G running Android V15. Just weird for the two drones to react differently to the same mission back to back.
The Mini 3 Pro and the Mini 4 Pro are very different drones. The Mini 3 depends on virtual sticks while the Mini 4 has on-board waypoints. Were you using the Litchi engine or the DJI engine when executing the mission with the Mini 4?
Good question. While doing this back to back. I finished first on the Mini 3 with the RC-N1 and swapped the phone over to RC-N2 for the Mini 4 Pro mission. Ran it in Litchi the same as before, didn’t shut down the phone or change anything. Now if it automatically switched, how might I tell? I can run it tomorrow and check. Just need to know what to look for.
I have done Litchi missions with the Mini 4 Pro before the last update and it didn’t pause at each waypoint.
In the new Mission Hub, if you select the Mini 4 Pro in the global settings, below that there is a selection for “Flight Engine” with choices “Litchi” or “Onboard”. The DJI/Onboard engine doesn’t provide as much control for “waits” and “photo captures”.
Tried your suggestion, all works like it should, thx! The other thing is the camera view tends to freeze or not be present at all. It would freeze for the Mini 3 and not be present for the Mini 4 Pro. The Mini 3 would start working just before landing, Mini 4 Pro never did come on line.
Camera issues are often caused by the DJI app running in the background. You need to make sure the DJI app is “force closed” before running the Litchi app.
Wes, When you say “Force Close,” exactly what do you mean by that, I usually just swipe up and close it. Not an Android expert, by any stretch.
I’m not an Android user so I may be using the wrong terminology. See step 5 here: