How to: Connect DJI Goggles + Mini 4K, Mini 2, Mini 3 & DJI Mini 4 - Full Walkthrough
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- You will need:
1. DJI Goggles V1
2. Android* phone with DJI Fly App installed
3. Amazon Fire stick 1080p
4. Female to Female HDMI adaptor
5. Power Bank
*ios devices may require an additional app to mirror the screen to the Fire stick.
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This has some Jeremy Clarkson vibes and i love it.
This is great! I just bought one for $180 from Facebook marketplace and thought it was a great deal only to find out they are not compatible natively with my DJI mini. Thank you!!!
Glad I could help 👍
WOW ! The original DJI googles, those are a lot nicer than my Eachine EV-800D, and much better than the box-googles you put your phone in. Thanks for the info
They're really great. And also have the HDMI which the newer versions of the DJI Goggles don't.
A really informative video
Thanks mate. I did try 👍
Now That's a Great idea. I think a lot of guys may like this one.
Cheers Herman. I've been using this system for years. About time others knew.
pretty cool Andy still have my old dji goggles i use with mavic pro
I'd never give mine up. Invaluable for SAR.
Beefed up my old Mavic Pro during the first lockdown
@@El_Smeghead just flew my mavic pro other day after few years still amazed as i was in 2016 when i purchased think dji best quality build
@@jimsdroneing The camera is poor though by today's standards, you have to admit.
So that's how you do it. Thanks Smegghead
Yep. 👍
Thanks, I have been looking for this
You're welcome 👍
Genius! Thanks 🍻
Glad to be of assistance 👍
Hello, do you need wifi to do this?
THANKS.
because I tried to see the screen of my phone on my television via smartview and I need wifi.
so to do this with the dji goggles do you need wifi?
THANKS
Thanks!
Thank you Proud Paw Photography. Hope the video helped 👍
you bet it did@@El_Smeghead, my v1 goggles came today and the firestick arrives in a few. Great name btw, RED DWARF 4 LYFE!
nicely done mate i have oculus rift 2 im sure there a way to do the same will have to do my homework.
If the Oculous has an "HDMI in" then it should work 👍
I have goggle first edition ( same like yours ) and Mavic mini 3 pro with "RC " controller . How to use your method to connect goggles using RC controller ?
RC Pro won't work. RC-N1 use the method I explain in the video with an Android phone.
Hi! How much gmdelay does it gives to the video? If you can not measure it, it is enough if you tell if it is flyable or can feel the delay. Thx!
About the same latency as the DJI Phantom FC40.
You won't want to be flying close to anything, but it's ideal for open areas.
do you need wifi for this?
because I have all the goggles, the mini 3, the cables and the fire tv..merci
You don't need an external WiFi as such.
The phone streams the video of its screen to the Firestick which then feeds through the hdmi to the goggles.
hi Andy , could you show how to set up for ipad please. Now I need to connect with my power egg drone lol's.
Should be the same way, just select "Screen Mirroring" from the ipad pull down menu to connect to the Fire stick.
@@El_Smeghead Really struggling to find that on my ipad , do i need to install an app ? sorry to be a pain may be my age. lol's .
@@jamesclarke7624 Should be in the settings menu when you pull down from the top edge of the screen if I recall (my iPad died last year)
@@jamesclarke7624 Could be the Airplay icon 🤔
Hey man! How can I connect this to an IPhone? I got as far as seeing the fire in the goggles but can’t get mirroring to work. Please help
As it says in the description, for ios devices you may need to install a mirroring app.
lol
There had to be a bit of "smeg" at the end to liven it up
Hi, is wireless projection an add-on app? I cant find it in my phone?
Screen Mirror / Projection / Casting comes as part of your phones operating system.
This article may help you getting connected...
www.alphr.com/how-to-mirror-chrome-to-a-firestick/
Hi Leon, did you manage to connect with the fire stick ?
Are you having trouble?
It seems that Android is the best OS for success.
@Andy Cortez hi Andy ,I've finally connected to the goggles, using my Android phone, thank god, and you also 🙏
That's great to hear! 👍
😂😊
This is fake it will not work that is why he never shows the video feed from the drone flying.
What would be the point of sticking a camera inside the goggles to record the screen while flying?
1. It would look shit.
and 2. Be a fucker to set up.
I can assure you that it DOES work, and I fly regularly with this setup, especially on SAR missions.
The only thing that's fake here is your own knowledge.
Yikes, this has to be latency city!!
It's not great, but it works. And for a relatively slow camera drone, it's adequate for various use cases.
You're not exactly gonna be ripping bandos with this setup anyway 😁
@Andy_Cortez So, I have the original Mavic, is it worse than that? I can handle that, but any more, yikes! Lol. Thanks for the video!
@@jeffoh5787 It's about a tenth to 2 tenths of a second. Fine for what I use it for.
@@El_Smeghead I have the Mavic pro (THE ORIGINAL) and I find the latency acceptable for filming purposes, otherwise I fly racing quads, is it comparable? Or much much worse? Or do you experience?
@@jeffoh5787 I wouldn't use this method to fly anything over 25mph, especially around obstacles/trees etc.
I use mine with the Mini 1 & Mini 2 connected via the FireStick, whereas I plug directly into the controller with the Phantom 4 (I did the HDMI Module Mod) and M2ED. The Mavic Pro Platinum I just connect wirelessly as intended.
I've done successful orbits with the Minis through the FireStick although it takes a little longer to get the stick speeds correct, so what I'll do is approach the subject in the goggles and then fly any manoeuvres directly off the screen.
I mainly use the goggles for lost dog searches for Drone SAR For Lost Dogs UK, and the goggles give me an HD view on what appears as a huge screen, so it speeds up searching immensely. You can pick out rabbits from 400ft through the goggles, whereas they are completely missed on a 7" screen such as my phone or the DJI RC or RC2.
Hello, do you need wifi to do this?
THANKS.
because I tried to see the screen of my phone on my television via smartview and I need wifi.
so to do this with the dji goggles do you need wifi?
THANKS
You don't need an external WiFi as such.
The phone streams the video of its screen to the Firestick which then feeds through the hdmi to the goggles.