As long as the RC was properly updated through the prior update, there is no new RC update this time. The RC firmware remains the same, as does the battery firmware. Only the tablet app and the aircraft firmware are changed. Also, unless you experience any issues, no need to recalibrate the IMU, the transmitter, the gimbal, and the compass. They were all unaffected by the update for me!
Are you using a USB card reader containg the mini SD card (with the .BIN file in the root directory and no other files on it), plugged into the USB port on the RC?
That's what fixed this behavior for me - taking a shot using the button in the app, not the one on the controller. After that, the buttons on the controller are working correctly.
Yes, the RC shutter button replicates the last shutter press on the screen in the app, even if you change modes. Always take the first new mode shot with the onscreen shutter press.
It's in the FW release notes on the dji site where you download the FW and apps, "manuals," etc (I put it in quotes b/c the manuals are very space!)Generally, there is no detail, but I recall reading earlier today that a bug with multiple shots had been squashed. I hope I am correct in that recollection.
I can't find the source right now.
Thanks for confirming I wasn't crazy! Glad it has been fixed, too, if it has, and even acknowledged, which is rare!
Well, I am very pleased with the new DJI-Go app. Before, no matter what I did, I had really bad, seriously bad video lag. I'm using a Nexus 9 which was one of the "approved" android tablets, similar specs to the Nvidia Shield. I had the image transmission rate turned down as low as it would go, but still the image was useless. Then I upgraded to the dji Go app and the latest (now previous) FW and it's awesome! For the first time I can actually maneuver the drone by looking at the screen! I had given up trying to find out why the lag was so bad for me. But now it's fixed, yeah!
