is it possible: Streaming live flight to smart TV ??

[Micky52]

is it possible: Streaming live flight to smart TV ??
Without having to fiddle around MEM card, just live streaming to TV so audience (family, friends) can view live a flight.

 

[GFields]

Livestreaming with Camera Drones​

 

[Micky52]

Thanks for the link, but it is unclear to me.
"Connect the drone to your device and open the drone's control app to configure the settings for live broadcasting.
Choose the platform you want to stream to and check if the app supports direct live streaming or if you’ll need additional software."

 

[RadioFlyerMan]

Just AirPlay your controller iPad or whatever to your TV, then fly. Of course I’m using a GO4 platform. For the rest of you using those new fangled controllers, you’re on your own.

 

[jimlips]

Try doing a search for "Livestreaming your drone" on YouTube. A lot depends on what drone model you have, which app you fly your drone with, and which remote you use. It definitely is not easy. Once you get it all set up and working, all the next broadcasts are easier. With my buddy's Mavic Pro, it took him a long time to find out he had to reduce the resolution from 4K to 1080 to get it to stream to Facebook. It was pretty cool, though. I think I had it working on my Mavic Pro once to Facebook. It is a little distracting, you trying to fly your drone while people are trying to send you private messages at the same time.

 

[Cafguy]

You could get a YOLObox they stream directly to tv but are pricey.

 

[Micky52]

Try doing a search for "Livestreaming your drone" on YouTube. A lot depends on what drone model you have, which app you fly your drone with, and which remote you use. It definitely is not easy. Once you get it all set up and working, all the next broadcasts are easier. With my buddy's Mavic Pro, it took him a long time to find out he had to reduce the resolution from 4K to 1080 to get it to stream to Facebook. It was pretty cool, though. I think I had it working on my Mavic Pro once to Facebook. It is a little distracting, you trying to fly your drone while people are trying to send you private messages at the same time.

Thanks for the precision on definition requirements for Facebook, but I have NO intentions of publishing on Facebook.
What I would like to do is while flying (me sitting in living room and flying around the House (outside)), have the rest of the family watch the flight on living room TV.
There must be a way to livestream without needing specific apps etc.
Just from Goggles.
By the way, I am using "Avata2 and Neo" with Goggles3.

 

[Micky52]

You could get a YOLObox they stream directly to tv but are pricey.

WAY too expensive, DJI should supply this feature.
They do but not very clear to me...

 

[Cafguy]

Open the app and select Go fly


1. Go to Transmission in the app settings

2. Select Live streaming Platforms

3. Press RTMP and paste the RTMP code

4. Start the live stream

DJI Fly App Livestream Operation Guides

If you want to know which live streaming platforms are supported by DJI Fly App, how to live stream, which products support live streaming, optional resolution and optional bitrate for live streaming, you can refer to this content for help. #Product Usage

support.dji.com

 

[Rui S]

I do it all the time with my RC2 remote.

All you need to do is to buy a good and compatible usb-c to hdmi converter/adapter with a power supply, a compatible usb-c cable and a HDMI cable.

Then use those cables and the adapter to connect the RC2 usb-c port to one of the HDMI ports of your TV.

 

[stairtherefore]

Try doing a search for "Livestreaming your drone" on YouTube. A lot depends on what drone model you have, which app you fly your drone with, and which remote you use. It definitely is not easy. Once you get it all set up and working, all the next broadcasts are easier. With my buddy's Mavic Pro, it took him a long time to find out he had to reduce the resolution from 4K to 1080 to get it to smart clear vision lichfield. It was pretty cool, though. I think I had it working on my Mavic Pro once to Facebook. It is a little distracting, you trying to fly your drone while people are trying to send you private messages at the same time.

Yes, you can stream a live flight to your smart TV using screen mirroring or casting. Use a flight tracking website or app on your device, and then cast or mirror it to the TV via Apple AirPlay, Google Chromecast, or Miracast. This allows your audience to watch the live flight without needing to fiddle with memory cards.