Connecting a Controller to Eachine Goggles

[Rad85]

Hi All

Can someone please tell me if you can use the USB port in the mavic platinum controller to get an output to FPV googles.
I have Eachine one goggles. It has a mini hdmi port for input, so thinking of getting a USB to hdmi adapter to connect them together.
Thanks in Advance

 

[lannes]

It's the DJI Go4 app that converts the telemetry and video feed from the RC and displays it on the phone/tablet screen.
How were you planning on do that directly with FPV googles, I don't think the software would be compatible?

You would have to get the video feed from a phone/tablet running DJI go4 and connect it to the goggles.
The tablet/ phone would need a separate HDMI output port as it would still need to connect to the RC.

It's all starting to get a bit messy, why don't you try Litchi VR mode, which just requires a headset holder to hold your phone.

 

[Rad85]

It's the DJI Go4 app that converts the telemetry and video feed from the RC and displays it on the phone/tablet screen.
How were you planning on do that directly with FPV googles, I don't think the software would be compatible?

You would have to get the video feed from a phone/tablet running DJI go4 and connect it to the goggles.
The tablet/ phone would need a separate HDMI output port as it would still need to connect to the RC.

It's all starting to get a bit messy, why don't you try Litchi VR mode, which just requires a headset holder to hold your phone.

Thanks for the detailed response.
I have used the goggles before with my phantom advanced controller. I remember connecting a cable from the out of the transmitter

It's the DJI Go4 app that converts the telemetry and video feed from the RC and displays it on the phone/tablet screen.
How were you planning on do that directly with FPV googles, I don't think the software would be compatible?

You would have to get the video feed from a phone/tablet running DJI go4 and connect it to the goggles.
The tablet/ phone would need a separate HDMI output port as it would still need to connect to the RC.

It's all starting to get a bit messy, why don't you try Litchi VR mode, which just requires a headset holder to hold your phone.

Thanks for the detailed response.
i have used the same goggles before with my Phantom advanced transmitter. I remember connecting a cable out of the controller to a mini HDMI adaptor which goes into the goggles. this used to work fine.

Th reason why i don't want to use Litchi is that I want someone else to be able to use the googles while I am flying the drone. so multiple output at the same time if possible. Thanks again

 

[lannes]

Thanks for the detailed response.
I have used the goggles before with my phantom advanced controller. I remember connecting a cable from the out of the transmitter


Thanks for the detailed response.
i have used the same goggles before with my Phantom advanced transmitter. I remember connecting a cable out of the controller to a mini HDMI adaptor which goes into the goggles. this used to work fine.

Th reason why i don't want to use Litchi is that I want someone else to be able to use the googles while I am flying the drone. so multiple output at the same time if possible. Thanks again

The phantom has a hdmi output module, which is the same sort of thing your device will need to get the data from the MPP RC

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[Rad85]

The phantom has a hdmi output module, which is the same sort of thing your device will need to get the data from the MPP RC

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Thanks again,

I guess the only option is to try use a compatible tablet that has an HDMI output!

 

[lannes]

Thanks again,

I guess the only option is to try use a compatible tablet that has an HDMI output!

If you had a second phone and head unit , you could wirelessly cast from your controlling device to the second phone in the headset
In the field you would need a wireless network set up and there would be some latency but it does work as I have tried it with an ipad mini 4 and my Epson BT-300 glasses casting DJI Fly between them.

 

[Rad85]

Thanks, will look into that option.