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Kinefinity would be total overkill to what I do.

You'd need the DR-E6C and the Anton Bauer P-tap to Canon 9V cable. It'll work with any V-mount then. There's links for that stuff in the video description.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual thank you for this.

Yes

Bluetooth timecode was added to the Atomos Connect modules some time this year, so that should work. I've not tested it yet. It's on my todo list, as I've got a Zoom F2-BT bodypack.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual Thanks for the quick response. There is a connect for sale nearby, which I am considering. Would you be able to try pairing them and let me know please?

I'm working on a video about TopDirector. There's quite a few NDI related apps, yes. But even for Apple TV boxes, there is the Sienna NDI Monitor app, which is really useful as a NDI receiver into a hardware video infrastructure.

I actually need to make an updated video. A few things have improved, but there's still a lot of stuff lacking. Angelbird is your best bet for drives. They're good and pricing is decent.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual you know there is a "Firmware" page, no need to go into your account, they update constantly.

First make sure, that you can connect using DJI Mimo. Just to make sure, that your wifi router or personal hotspot (whatever you are using) isn't on a frequency, that doesn't work. When that works, check the IPs in the RTMP server setup of Moblin. There are little logos in front of each. Use the one with the Personal Hotspot one (2 rings) if you use Personal Hotspot or the Wifi one (wifi logo) if you are using a wireless AP/router.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual yeh it works flawless with mimo.

@@tek_soup And if you use the Personal Hotspot method, like demonstrated in my video, make sure to jump out of Moblin and disable/enable Personal Hotspot before you connect. Personal Hotspot in iOS is a bit like that. It sometimes refuses the connections, unless you kick it.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual yeh, i think i did that by accident, i did get it working briefly, then i moved out of it, to export, the settings option, and by time i came back, quit working. you have a video, on how to setup, with my home wifi? that would be better, im just testing, and if i was to go live, i guess i would get a small mobile router/access point. im just learning this, thanks.

@@tek_soup Same process. Just give it the credentials of the local wifi access point and connect your iPhone to that, too. Then use the IP, that's marked as wifi IP.

No. The LiveU Solo Pro is .. much like the YoloBox .. an encoder. Not a router.

All you need for that is a RTMP proxy. Sure.

@EmeraldAudiovisual sweet! yeah i was watching the video and perhaps im getting a lil bit ahead of myself but, its easier to break into the drone game when you have some sort of a course plotted. thanks for your time! i think ill get a neo, idk if* the mini 4k with the remote is a better option, they are super close in price and im clicking video after video looking for people who shared some expertise.

It helps keeping track on what pages you are on without the distraction of the blinking buttons, that you have when using the panel with the Atem Software Control. Made the whole panel so much more useful. I'm glad that all buttons are multicolored.

DJI was still experimenting around a lot with the Pocket 1 and 2. They were new to the action cam market. Things really only got good with the DJI Osmo Action 4 and the Pocket 3.

Thanks

You can either let the DJI device auto-switch the audio (there is a toggle, that I show in the video) or you can toggle it yourself. The little microphone icon/button in the sidebar lets you choose, where the audio comes from.

@@EmeraldAudiovisualyes when I select the audio from the pocket 3 it says unknown zero channels on the screen.

I am bonded over star link and Verizon so it is going over the star link WiFi. When i turn on the hotspot on my phone and do it the same way you did. I still have the same problem

@@rickperdue4748 Haha ... trust your ears, not your eyes. That's normal for RTMP input in Moblin. The audio is coming from the Pocket 3.

@@rickperdue4748 You can't use the Personal Hotspot of the iPhone, if you're using the wifi for data. You should tell Moblin to connect the DJI camera to the Starlink Wifi instead and use the correct IP for the camera to connect to the iPhone that way.

If you have questions in regards to Moblin, you can join the Moblin Discord server and ask there. Lots of tech savvy peeps on there including myself and helping out, when we can. The link for the Discord server can be found on Moblins Github page at: github.com/eerimoq/moblin

This specificly is Stream Decks used with Bitfocus Companion. Lots and lots of software and hardware supported for remote control and you just set it up, as you want/like it. Makes live streams and production so much easier.

For streaming, there is "IRL Pro", but it can't do screencasting. I believe "Prism Live" can do screen casting. There is nothing quite like Moblin on Android.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual tnx can prism do send it to my pc into obs ? over 4g /5g

@@playmatee1 All of these apps can. What is unique to Moblin and IRL Pro, is that they can use more than one connection / modem, so you're less likely to drop offline.

I used the personal hotspot in the video for ease, but an external router / access point is always a better plan. a) you loose your wifi as one of your internet sources, when you use it as personal hotspot. b) you will also have issues with modems connected via bluetooth, when personal hotspot is enabled. b) an external router/access point will have better antennas and will be more stable.

How does the tutorial work with an external mobile router if you’re not using the iPhone hotspot to connect the Op3? Does this router first need to provide a hotspot to the iPhone and then for example, do I need to enter the SSID and password of the router, like a Netgear M4, in Moblin and then it will work?

@@93FrICeZ That is the correct approach, yes.

DJI camera control in Moblin currently supports the DJI Osmo Action 3, Action 4 and Pocket 3. Spillmaker is working on Action 5 Pro, but it's a bit more difficult, so not working yet.

Try and see, if you can connect using Mimo. The Pocket 3 doesn't like certain 5 GHz channels, so if your Personal Hotspot or whatever wifi router you are using is on those, it won't connect. If it connects with Mimo, it will connect with DJI camera control in Moblin, too.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual I know it works on mimo, I used it this weekend while camping and sending the rtmp to belabox. I will see if my home wifi is messing with it, or some other signal

I can't figure this thing out, I keep getting fail to set up wifi after clicking on Start Live Stream, I set up my action 4 and pocket 3 and get the same error. It is something in the wifi, but I can't figure out what the problem is. It acts like it is trying to connect from the app to the camera, but always fails at setting up wifi.

@@powerkarma Are you using the "Personal Hotspot" on the iPhone ? If so, jump out of Moblin, just before you start the connection of the Pocket 3, disable Personal Hotspot, re-enable it again, then jump back into Moblin and connect the camera. That can make all the difference. Generally, I recommend to use an external wifi access point, like the GL.inet ones, for your wifi. That way, it can also add another internet connection to your stream.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual I just found this trick out last night from Terry B. I got it working now.

Even for that, Moblin has a solution. IF you're using an iPad with a USB-C port ... (and an iPad Mini is actually pretty compact), Moblin can use the Osmo Pocket 3 (and the Osmo Action 4) as UVC camera ... using a cable !! This does not work on iPhones and Apple devices with Lightning ports unfortunately, but that's not Moblins fault. That's simply Apple not supporting it on anything else but USB-C iPads.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual DJI should impiment a better system for live streaming besides RTMP via WIFI to their app on another device period. RTMP is old. I personally don't wish to invest in Apple period.

Belabox will take anything you feed it. Be aware though, that none of the action cameras out there currently will do 60fps for RTMP. Even the GoPro Hero 13 doesn't (their website is wrong, I've tested it and confirmed it with them. It's 30fps). And the DJI cams also only do 30fps on RTMP. You can get 60fps out of something like a Panasonic Lumix GH5-II, GH7 or S5-II X. But not the action cameras.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual thx!!! At the moment I stream with a sony x3000 with a hdmi connection. This works perfect with 60fps. Panasonic Lumix GH5-II and the other cams support streaming with 60fps via rtmp?? 🤔

@@EdelwiseEntertainment The 3 specific models of Lumix cameras, I mentioned, are capable of doing RTMP in 60fps, yes.

@ thx a lot!!!

@ is it possibile to use belabox with orange pi 5+ and a sony 6700 to create a stream with usb connection?

Since I do it like this, the screen gets cut off

Moblin got an update today, should be much better :D And if not perfect, I blame DJI! :hehe

@@SM0003 still dont working well

@@AlexBoken the RTMP source matters. My GoPro does well, so does my Sony NX800

@@SM0003 I use teh pocket 3 and i dont know what happend

There is not. The nearest you get to it is either IRL Pro (which can not take an inbound RTMP) or Prism (which can take an inbound RTMP feed, but can't do bonding and said RTMP feed is max 720p)

Tracking and RTMP are not a happy combination in general. That's something DJI needs to fix in firmware, if it ever gets fixed.