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Drones by US is a free multimedia application designed for Android devices, specifically tailored for playing video content captured by drones. This video player supports a variety of file formats, ensuring compatibility with most drone footage. Its user-friendly interface allows for easy navigation and seamless playback, making it an ideal choice for drone enthusiasts who want to view their aerial recordings with minimal hassle.

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The application includes features such as playback controls, the ability to adjust video quality, and support for high-definition formats. Users can also take advantage of features like fast-forward and rewind, which enhance the viewing experience. Overall, Drones by US serves as a practical tool for anyone looking to enjoy drone videos on their mobile devices.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.1.00
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 5.0 and up
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
37
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

The Drones by US app is used to operate our DBUS drone models (DBUS2 and DBUS1).

The Drones by US app is used to operate our DBUS drone models (DBUS2 and DBUS1).

Main functions include, depending on drone model:

1. Flight status and FPV view.

2. Drone flight control selectable between victual joysticks and phone motion sensing.

3. Follow-me object tracking.

4. One-touch take-off, hover, return, land.

5. 4K Ultra HD / 1080p HD video.

6. High-resolution still photos.

7. Share photos and video on social networks.


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