Hey guys, bit of a strange set of questions. (Question 7 might be the most intriguing, so if TL;DR at least look at that one).
(If anyone here had DJI FPV V2 goggles, and or VR goggles and a VR capable PC, feel free to test Questions 3-7.
)
1. The original DJI goggles could use head inputs to move the gimbal, so you could "look to compose". Is that still a thing with the V1/V2's?
2. It looks like the V2 goggles only support the DJI FPV (And their FPV transmission system). Still no word n the Air 2S, and Mavic 3/Cine yet? (It would be beyond crazy to me if they didn't support them at some point).
3. The original Goggles (DJI Goggles: Perfect for Immersive FPV, Movies, and Gaming! - DJI Guides ) were positioned as being good for movies. Is that still a thing with the new V2 googles.
(If so, they keep it quiet, and make it really hard: ).
4. They were also supposedly usable for "gaming" (often shown alongside a PS4, which DID support VR via PSVR, whereas Xbox/Nintendo didn't have VR, and PC had lots of other better options.
I could be wrong, but I think it was just a HDMI link to the goggles, and the advantage was "Big screen viewing". It didn't have "controllers" to interact with objects. But on the old goggles, did the head tracking from the "look to compose" work in games too? (And could it be made to work on the V2's?)
If so:
- Could it be used for a flight simulator / driving game or something at least? (Controlling via HOTAS/Stick, or Racing setup?)
- Can you watch VR content? (For example... certain reputable websites make content for people in actual VR... )
5. Out of the box, maybe it can't do these things in a game (MSFS, XPlane, DCS for example). But is there a hack so that I could own DJI Goggles (the V2's in the FPV I am considering), but use a head mounted tracker (Which do exist) and view content and games in "hacked VR?"
6. For Content (and games) with the V2 Googles:
- How's the quality, and immersion compared to a good 4K HDR TV? (Can you see the pixels? Are colours, brightness and HDR quality good, (and refresh rate in games 60Fps ore better)? Or is a 4K TV just a better experience?
- Will I go blind from eye strain after extended use? And its it worth it?
7. And all of that made me wonder... is there any reason I couldn't use HDMI to connect to a Pro Remote and use VR Goggles (Oculus etc) to fly using a Mavic drone just for a more immersive flight? (You'd just access menu's as normal, and lift the headset for a moment if needed).
So long as you could "fly by feel" with the remote it would make outdoor use in bright sun easier and more immersive, right? (Hopefully there'd be a toggle for a clean feed or a mirrored screen option, but either would be ok.)
8. If this works, what features would be missing vs actual DJI goggles? No "look to compose", no Ocusync, no menu access, but what else?
(If anyone here had DJI FPV V2 goggles, and or VR goggles and a VR capable PC, feel free to test Questions 3-7.
)1. The original DJI goggles could use head inputs to move the gimbal, so you could "look to compose". Is that still a thing with the V1/V2's?
2. It looks like the V2 goggles only support the DJI FPV (And their FPV transmission system). Still no word n the Air 2S, and Mavic 3/Cine yet? (It would be beyond crazy to me if they didn't support them at some point).
3. The original Goggles (DJI Goggles: Perfect for Immersive FPV, Movies, and Gaming! - DJI Guides ) were positioned as being good for movies. Is that still a thing with the new V2 googles.
(If so, they keep it quiet, and make it really hard: ).
4. They were also supposedly usable for "gaming" (often shown alongside a PS4, which DID support VR via PSVR, whereas Xbox/Nintendo didn't have VR, and PC had lots of other better options.
I could be wrong, but I think it was just a HDMI link to the goggles, and the advantage was "Big screen viewing". It didn't have "controllers" to interact with objects. But on the old goggles, did the head tracking from the "look to compose" work in games too? (And could it be made to work on the V2's?)
If so:
- Could it be used for a flight simulator / driving game or something at least? (Controlling via HOTAS/Stick, or Racing setup?)
- Can you watch VR content? (For example... certain reputable websites make content for people in actual VR...
)5. Out of the box, maybe it can't do these things in a game (MSFS, XPlane, DCS for example). But is there a hack so that I could own DJI Goggles (the V2's in the FPV I am considering), but use a head mounted tracker (Which do exist) and view content and games in "hacked VR?"
6. For Content (and games) with the V2 Googles:
- How's the quality, and immersion compared to a good 4K HDR TV? (Can you see the pixels? Are colours, brightness and HDR quality good, (and refresh rate in games 60Fps ore better)? Or is a 4K TV just a better experience?
- Will I go blind from eye strain after extended use? And its it worth it?
7. And all of that made me wonder... is there any reason I couldn't use HDMI to connect to a Pro Remote and use VR Goggles (Oculus etc) to fly using a Mavic drone just for a more immersive flight? (You'd just access menu's as normal, and lift the headset for a moment if needed).
So long as you could "fly by feel" with the remote it would make outdoor use in bright sun easier and more immersive, right? (Hopefully there'd be a toggle for a clean feed or a mirrored screen option, but either would be ok.)
8. If this works, what features would be missing vs actual DJI goggles? No "look to compose", no Ocusync, no menu access, but what else?
