I’m hoping to use Pix4d for some remote work in Greenland, where I won’t have internet or cell reception for 4-5 days. I’ve given up on taking offline maps with me… all I need Pix4d for is to fly a grid relative to my location, when I tell it to.
However, the problem I keep running into is that I get out into the field and Pix4D asks me to log in, which you can’t do without a connection. Sometimes it lets me in for a little bit, and then it goes back to the log in screen, and I don’t seem to have a ‘skip’ option that others have referenced. Is there a work around? I’ve seen several other posts, but they seem to get off track quickly into discussions of offline maps, and I really just need to figure out how to be confident that the app will actually open without needing me to log in at an unpredictable moment.
I’m using a Mavic Pro, Ctrl + DJI, on Android/Samsung 8.
Thanks for your quick reply - I’m talking about Pix4dCapture, which I’m using with CTR + DJI on a Samsung 8. The issue has been that when I’m trying to use it in the field, if I exit Pix4dCapture, it sometimes logs me out. If for example, I have to flip between the app and go through my settings to force stop DJI Pro, when I then go back to Pix4d, I sometimes find I am then logged out. And because I don’t have a connection where I’m working, I can’t get back into the app - it doesn’t take my password unless I’ve got a connection.
I’m in the trial version now, trying to assess if this will actually be useful for an upcoming project where I will absolutely not have connection for days at a time. So I’m worried that I will encounter this problem where I just can’t get intot he app.
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