Hi, it`s possible to conect the control to a macbook pto through USB to monitor the camera of the ph4?
It is not for fly, just to do test at home and I would like a bigger screen

thanks

No (mostly), as there is no app/program to facilitate control.  

You can run emulations of Android to make this happen, but it is a bit of a process.

linflas Posted at 2017-9-3 16:33
No (mostly), as there is no app/program to facilitate control.  

You can run emulations of Android to make this happen, but it is a bit of a process.

ok thans very much

Maybe with an HDMI module/cable from the RC to laptop.




RedHotPoker

RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-9-3 17:09
Maybe with an HDMI module/cable from the RC to laptop.

I think they only run HDMI as an output, not as an input.

TN Lone Wolf Posted at 2017-9-3 19:17
I think they only run HDMI as an output, not as an input.

Isn't that what you want? Video from the RC to your laptop?



RedHotPoker

RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-9-3 19:29
Isn't that what you want? Video from the RC to your laptop?

I meant that the MacBook only supports output, as far as I'm aware at least.

TN Lone Wolf Posted at 2017-9-3 19:34
I meant that the MacBook only supports output, as far as I'm aware at least.

Check the back for the various inputs. There should be an HDMI plug.  Perhaps not....

Then you would need a bridge.
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/intensity/


RedHotPoker

DJI GO is only available for mobile and tablet, instead of Macbook. The HDMI output may be helpful, but you can only review the live video.