Walter

> By absolute, does that mean "move forward 20cm", or "rotate 90 degrees cw"? If so, I think it would be "relative", not absolute Definitely relative

Remember that this isn't an official package, and just like the Wiki you provided states, these are just reverse engineering's of the lower-level protocols of the Tello. This repo is...

@samlaf Not as much anymore (using Mavic Air 2 now), but I've been using this repo for Tello dev as of lately: https://github.com/damiafuentes/DJITelloPy

I've seen this commit that discusses your issues, and has been tested by the project keeper with decreased latency, but it's not a perfect solution: https://github.com/damiafuentes/DJITelloPy/commit/5a44e54e82204afb6a4b1aa8e0d28a12b178e236

Oh, the video lag is a known issue, and the WiFi can be interrupted/impeded by a variety of things. I think it also goes back down to the cost of...

For the speed up, I think it's because that uses `ffmpeg` directly, where `ffplay` is a wrapper to `ffmpeg`. Also, I think it has to do with the parameters that...

Definitely! With this being an example file, I think not much more than the bare minimum was given. Also, without having to really code anything, I could use `mplayer`, `mencoder`,...

Assuming 2 USB Wifi devices and Tellos, I would connect each network device to a unique Tello drone. Then I would modify how tello.py binds to network interface starting [here](https://github.com/hanyazou/TelloPy/blob/develop-0.7.0/tellopy/_internal/tello.py#L99)....

Hi @snakehaihai , My suggestion only works on Windows (my current box). On Linux the interface is normally not chosen until a routing decision is made, therefore you usually don't...

@snakehaihai Got it, so that last comment will more than likely work on your Linux box (**SO_BINDTODEVICE** option for each drone), I just don't have a Linux box to test...