Mavic mini with DJI goggles possible work around ?

[Pushkur]

Sorry if already discussed and on another thread already, I’m also a novice still flying my M2Z with L plates.
I have not tried this,I wanted to ask the forum first, before buying the mini,and adaptor.
If you connected Mavic mini to an iPad Pro running DJI fly app, to the USB port on the apple...usb - c digital multi port adaptor, and connect the DJI goggles to the hdmi port,would the see the camera view from the iPad ?
Even with no head tracking,it would be great to have the goggles option.

 

[raymacke]

I have zero knowledge of DJI Goggles but just saw this and thought it might be helpful - Mavic Mini & DJI Goggles / it works & HOW TO

 

[Pushkur]

I have zero knowledge of DJI Goggles but just saw this and thought it might be helpful - Mavic Mini & DJI Goggles / it works & HOW TO

Hey thanks for that ,I think I have a dongle,will test that out with a friends Mavic mini when I get the chance

 

[mbhilotra]

Is it possible to get the video feed to Epson Moverio using Mirroring 360 on both the goggles and the phone?
It seems logical. Anyone tried it?

 

[DanMan32]

I doubt using an HDMI adapter or multi function USB C hub with HDMI will work here. Here's why:
For such hubs to work, the C port it is connected to needs to be in A mode, acting like a PC. The USB output would be A mode expecting to connect to a B device.
The Mini controller micro USB port communicates to the phone in A mode, with the phone in B mode. A cannot communicate with A, not B with B.

 

[pelagic_one]

Is it possible to get the video feed to Epson Moverio using Mirroring 360 on both the goggles and the phone?

Welcome to the forum. You may want to start your own thread with appropriate title, in order to get a broader range of answers, since this thread has DJI Goggles in its title. I see you’ve asked your question in a couple other DJI Goggle-related threads, so ensure you put Moverio and Mirroring 360 in your title.

 

[mbhilotra]

Thanks and all the best. Will do that