Nope. Its just another elegant method of installing APK's on the Moverio, but INSTALLING Litchi was never the problem.
Display the BT-300 screen off to a Nvidia tablet and or a Glyph goggles (they have HDMI input). My ideal would be sending BT-300 to Nvidia via bluetooth (don't care about lag), and then sending it out NVIDIA tablet via HDMI to Glyph (I can already do that). Then my one son could view the flight on the tablet and the other on the glyph goggles...and I could just keep wearing my BT-300 instead of having to take BT-300 off constantly for my boys to "see"!
The maps I fixed by reinstalling the Google Apps (aka map fix)The moverio should normally come with 3 shades: light shade, very dark shade and Rochester, Last is the best.
edit: why do you look into the sky anyway? Just look at the ground..the only time I look into the sky is when I "act" flying VLOS when law enforcement or paranoid fooks around
1>>This happened to me (twice on the same day, after that never on that location) when flying from the backyard 1-2 m away from my wifi router inside. Couple of days ago I had this during a near ground level flight over some farmfields right when passing a farmhouse nearby (for drone-police: I was not flying OVER it but PAST it..@2feet) which almost made me crash into the soil since terrain was rising. I also did have this on my Note4 smartphone occasionally but since that phone was not right in my face I did not bother too much.
Best guess is that signal gets screwed up somehow.
2>> no clue! Did you end up with Amap again somehow?
3>> This I had on multiple platforms too (not on Mov yet but I do remember the only times I had pixellation was after a "quick" battery swap) also the only times after a " hotswap".
I really like these things,,, comes in pretty handy .. so they are Pretty tricky to put them together but I think it's worth it . , I really do like them, I took off the arms that go over your ears I took off the nose piece now they are much more comfortable to wear for long periods of time with the foam piece
Today i again had pixelled image. This only happens sometimes when flying really low beyond 1000m or so. I mean below 5m.
I have one ordered. I see that you can cast to screen without even having to manually connect to the dongles Wi-Fi. I tried it out today with an All Cast Dongle I already have that is only 2.4 gigahertz. I was getting continuous radio interference messages, probably because of a 2.4 gigahertz frequency. I didn't try to go any distance more than a half a mile, and it did work flawlessly otherwise. I don't think pointer on the screen shows up on the connected device though, which might be a little bit of a pain. The Glenn with my current device also did not quite completely fill the available screen. I am not sure the resolution was quite as good as when I have it plugged in correctly to the DaVita tablet routine. The wonderful thing about this all is that the second person with the Grinch toggles and Miracast equipment can have it all in their pocket and not have any wires attached to me.Hi !
The EZCast Dongles create their own WiFi Network. With a press of a button you can choose whether its on 2.4 or 5GHz.
Its displayed in the top right as a symbol. So you can check on your Glyph if its on the right frequency and then cast the BT-300's screen to the EZCast using their "EZCast" App.
STraightforward and YES the BT-300 has 5G otherwise i would not have proposed this Solution.
Greetings,
Ender
P.S. the manual of those dongles is inadequate but the on-screen infos are relatively easy, just let me know if you run into trouble, i got both variants.
Hi !
The EZCast Dongles create their own WiFi Network. With a press of a button you can choose whether its on 2.4 or 5GHz.
Its displayed in the top right as a symbol. So you can check on your Glyph if its on the right frequency and then cast the BT-300's screen to the EZCast using their "EZCast" App.
STraightforward and YES the BT-300 has 5G otherwise i would not have proposed this Solution.
Greetings,
Ender
P.S. the manual of those dongles is inadequate but the on-screen infos are relatively easy, just let me know if you run into trouble, i got both variants.
What would really be ideal is if you could give me a screenshot from your moverio as to the order and process you are using to connect and then also a phone picture screenshot of what the HDMI output looks like if you changed any settings there.
1. Okay, I got the mirroring360 sender app off the Play Store onto my phone, then used ES File explorer to access the Apk file for mirroring360 app. Uploaded that to Dropbox, down through computer and onto bt-300 SD card. Then used a file explorer application I like, to install the Apk.Hi !
The EZCast Dongles create their own WiFi Network. With a press of a button you can choose whether its on 2.4 or 5GHz.
Its displayed in the top right as a symbol. So you can check on your Glyph if its on the right frequency and then cast the BT-300's screen to the EZCast using their "EZCast" App.
STraightforward and YES the BT-300 has 5G otherwise i would not have proposed this Solution.
Greetings,
Ender
P.S. the manual of those dongles is inadequate but the on-screen infos are relatively easy, just let me know if you run into trouble, i got both variants.
