Connecting Goggles 2 to Macbook Air

[Alfaflyer]

I am wanting to connect the USB-C port from the Goggles 2 to the USB-C port on my Macbook Air M1. I want to be able to use it as a larger screen for people watching and monitor some of the flight data. using my laptop. Does anyone have a suggestion on how best to handle this?

 

[Aaron Hokanson]

You might be able to use a lighting to HDMI adapter to get the video signal out of your iPhone (assuming you have one), and then an HDMI to USB capture device to get the signal into the Macbook. Not sure if the other lighting port on the adapter would work with the goggles (might just be for power pass-through). The lag might be pretty noticeable, tho.

If you were on Wifi, you could also screen share to the Macbook wirelessly from your iPhone.

 

[Aaron Hokanson]

You can also use an iPad with the DJI Fly app on it. Works exactly like the iPhone app, but way bigger screen.

 

[Kilrah]

(might just be for power pass-through)

It's only power passthrough so no way to connect both the app and HDMI.

Apple Silicon macs are supposed to be able to run iOS apps so maybe you can run the fly app on there and it'd recognise the goggles, but I kinda doubt it.

widefpv works with the Avata but only if you use the Goggles V2...