Transmit pictures android#
Transmit pictures Bluetooth#

LIEUTENANT: We've plotted a course on that Cloud, Commander. (the battle cruisers are destroyed by energy bolts from the Cloud) LIEUTENANT: Our sensor drone is intercepting this on Quad L fourteen.Д«RANCH: That's in Klingon boundaries. Further orders to be relayed at that time.

LIEUTENANT: Scout Columbia NCC six two one to rendezvous with Scout Revere NCC five nine five on stardate seven four one one point four. How do you read this?Д¬OLUMBIA : All right. LIEUTENANT: This is comm station Epsilon Nine, calling U.S.S. KLINGON CAPTAIN: (In Klingonese) Evasive! (the battle cruisers fire photon torpedoes at the Cloud) KLINGON CAPTAIN: (In Klingonese) Tactical. If not then we'll ignore it assuming there is another way.(three Klingon battle cruisers approach a luminescent Cloud) But if the DJI interface might be helpful then it's there.

Transmit pictures Bluetooth#

All of this is short range, so even bluetooth could work. If a custom phone app is required we can look into that, but we need the hardware to all be commercial off the shelf. I suppose the biggest area of query is what options exist to pair a basic camera (not requiring HD, just snap shot, even screen grab quality) with an onboard transmitter to a mobile screen of some sort, preferably smart phone. This is a prototype for a potential consumer product and needs to be phone or tablet based. With regard to FPV goggles, they're not an option. I haven't even selected a transmitter (controls) or receiver yet. The FC does have a DJI interface, but we're fine not using it and just connecting the camera output to the FC. I don't really have a 'setup' per se yet, just An FC and ESC stack, which I'll need no matter what. Why couldn't you just pull this from the goggles then?

Both disable the goggles ability to record themselves.Д«ut post processed screen grabs from video feed is OK I don't believe Digicam can record at all on its own. The actual capture process, assuming you absolutely need a still image, would be to capture using the phones screen shot feature.Д¬osomostreamer can record to the Pi's SD card for video, you could later extract stills. This is a bit finicky, though should work ok.

Transmit pictures android#

The easier option, is to attach an android phone/tablet or Raspberry pi to the goggles and use Digicam or Cosmostreamer to view it. This is the complex option but would likely give you a lot of options and control, needs second Pi as a ground station/receiver. Hopefully your control system is not on 2.4. One is OpenHD, which would run on a onboard Raspberry pi and can be setup for 2.4 ghz (to avoid DJI using 5.8). Without knowing more I'd probably look at 2 different areas. I'm not sure what your goal is here, but it doesn't sound like you existing setup is ideal. Also, if you run it through the FC it will overlay a OSD on top of it. The VTX you are talking about is low resolution and analog, and will not play nicely with DJI. Hopefully this is not too specific, so even general as well as specific answers would be helpful. Related, what are the specs that need to be compatible between camera, FC and VTX? Or, is it common at all for the camera to go straight to the VTX instead of through the FC? I know this is basic stuff, but you gotta start somewhere. So, after the camera (yet to be spec'ed, Nano scale) I think I will need to add a VTX board, but then what? What is the connection between a (typical?) VTX to where you see the video/stills? Do VTX boards come with proprietary apps that let you see what the camera is seeing? I don't want a headset as you might have for FPV flying. The FC board has a 3-pin camera connection (VCC, gnd and cam).

I want still images, but post processed screen grabs from video feed is OK. This is not for FPV, just capturing images from nearby (bluetooth or WiFi range). I need to get a still image feed to some kind of a close range 'receiver', and want that receiver to be a handheld device like a phone or tablet.