@@aulialmalik7014 Upon research done so far, there is no clean video out on the type -c to HDMI. You are stuck to use older DJI drones with smart controllers/RC Pro or to wait for a new model of the RC2 to have that clean video out. You can use an hdmi to usbc adapter to screen mirror. Then apply a bit of cropping/zooming if you don’t want to see the OSD
@@louislozano9669 Upon research done so far, there is no clean video out on the type-c to HDMI. You are stuck to use older DJI drones with smart controllers/RC Pro or to wait for a new model of the RC2 to have that clean video out. You can use an hdmi to usbc adapter to screen mirror. Then apply a bit of cropping/zooming if you don’t want to see the OSD
There are heaps of easy ways to do this. I can highly recommend Holland Mars stuff. I've used them to livestream events where I couldn't run a cable from camera to switching desk. They'll take any HDMI input and send it reliably, lots of power options (battery, DC, USBC). If the budget doesn't go that far, there are consumer grade HDMI transmitters made for use at home - they'll do the job in somme conditions but I wouldn't recommend for professional work.
I wanted the guarantee of 4K @ 144 FPS, the Air 3 slow motion is 4K 100FPS. If you aren't concerned with the FPS, I would guess just a USB-c to HDMI cable would work fine.
@@SpectrumBar0n the O4 video transmission is in 2160p60. Even if you select the drone to record in 4K100 mode, the RC-2 still previews the feed in 4K60FPS regardless. Futher to that, I'm not even sure that the USB-C protocol supports video upto 144FPS. does the USB-C to HDMI adapter you're using state those video modes ?
@@GetUrOwnHandle I paid $29 for the 8k@60Hz/ 4K@144Hz adapter that obviously supports those res over USB-c, as stated from Anker. It works great, regardless. Further more, I'm very satisfied with the product and its abilities.
@@SpectrumBar0n Nice that! I did not know that about USB-C. Awesome stuff! But the fact remains about RC-2's video stream being 4K60. RC-1 with it's O3 connection is 4K30. Maybe we'll see 4K120 on the RC-3.. but that's speculative. Atleast you'll be ready for that with your USB-C cable!
@@GetUrOwnHandle, When I bought this Anker adapter, no one had yet tested any of the HDMI out yet, while showing the Air 3's camera, or in flight. So I was just guessing when I speculated that the 144Hz (FPS) would be necessary for 100 FPS slow motion. I took the $29 gamble, and this video was just a proof of concept for the guys at Mavic Pilots . com threads/rc2-hdmi-output-for-large-tv-monitor.140663/
Not my video - but I may be able to help here. Once your signal is on a HDMI you can do anything a HDMI cable can do, so yes, you could plug it into a capture card, recorder, wireless transmitter, or something like an Atem or encoder and live stream over internet.
I know I'm late to the party, but if you could tell me if that is an ultra-wide monitor(21:9)??? Looking to get one for my RC2, but if it's just gonna crop it in anyway, I'll just save the cash. Thank you in advance and for the video
Yes, that's an older Dell 3815dw with 21:9 aspect ratio. For the RC2 HDMI or Display Port output, you'd be better off with a 16:9 monitor and 4K. I've read that the 4:3 aspect ratio will actually give even more picture area, as 16:9 is cropped also.
Yes, a regular usb-C to HDMI, or Display Port (DP) cable only, will work, an adapter is not necessary. The adapter can be used for extra performance if needed, I use it to run 4K, or 3840 x 2160 at 60fps.
@@homegunsmithunger598 I saw a guy using an adapter from his RC2, to an iPad, perhaps that could work for you somehow. ruclips.net/video/qVKLHl84F7A/видео.html&t
There is no PC that the RC2 controller is plugging in to, I'm using an available HDMI port on the Dell 3818 Monitor in the video. If your Mac monitor has an extra HDMI or Display Port, you have everything you need.
No app is necessary to make HDMI\Display Port over usb-C work, with the RC2. Make sure your TV is set to the correct input for your 4K adapter. Try another monitor or TV to see if the problem is your adapter. Also try plugging in just your cable without the adapter, to see if that works. Good luck!
@@Drone786, the video recorded on the SD card in the Air 3 has no OSD, or menu on it. If you're asking if the RC2 controller has a 'Clean Transmission' setting like the RC Pro controller does, then no. At this time the HDMI out from the RC2 for live viewing purposes in real-time , has the menu and OSD, which is exactly what I wanted, a larger in-flight screen.
@@JPMIIIIIIIII That's how you charge it, it doesn't guarantee HDMI-out. Why not search this on the DJI site? RC1 does not support HDMI-out. https: // forum .dji. com /thread-296222-1-1.html
July 2024, RC2 controller (Air 3) and it didn't work for me. I don't know if DJI removed this feature in an update or something, but it's clearly DJI wanting to screw over consumers, because the same cable setup (UGREEN) works fine on my Samsung S24 Ultra. What a bummer for DJI and their closed source code.
About every two months someone comes along and says this same thing. Three times now I have updated my firmware after someone said HDMI-out stopped working, and it still worked. What version firmware are you running?
@@SpectrumBar0n RC2 Firmware: 02.02.0300 (updated today) I've tried connecting the controller from USB-C to HDMI to the TV/monitor directly, I've also tried adding a video capture card to the cable and using something like OBS STUDIO, plus all the possible combinations like turning it off and then on, connecting a certain cable first, etc... Ironically, if I do all this with my "Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra" as the image source (like the RC2 would be) it works perfectly on the first try in all the scenarios already mentioned.
@@boasorte6808 I just updated the RC2 and the Air3 to the most current firmware, as of 7-27-2024 - I'm in the US, HDMI-out still works 100%, perfectly fine.
Very important bit: first connect the cables, thén turn the remote on. If you have the controller already running it won't start running the hdmi signal to your tv / monitor / iPad. Cheers
That is not true in my case, I am able to plug and unplug the HDMI cable with the RC2 power on, the DJI Fly App will reboot and then sync with the Native Resolution of the monitor. Most important: Do Not unplug the HDMI cable in flight, or the DJI Fly App will reboot on the RC2, and the monitor and RC2 screen will lose contact momentarily with the Air 3, until the DJI Fly App has rebooted - white screen until then.
Is there an option on the RC2 to give clean HDMI through the type-c port to the tv while you have the menus available on only the RC2 screen?
That's exactly what I'm looking for
Are you get any information about this now?
@@aulialmalik7014 Upon research done so far, there is no clean video out on the type -c to HDMI. You are stuck to use older DJI drones with smart controllers/RC Pro or to wait for a new model of the RC2 to have that clean video out. You can use an hdmi to usbc adapter to screen mirror. Then apply a bit of cropping/zooming if you don’t want to see the OSD
@@louislozano9669 Upon research done so far, there is no clean video out on the type-c to HDMI. You are stuck to use older DJI drones with smart controllers/RC Pro or to wait for a new model of the RC2 to have that clean video out. You can use an hdmi to usbc adapter to screen mirror. Then apply a bit of cropping/zooming if you don’t want to see the OSD
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Thanks for the answer
I havnt even tried i just youtubed it. I had no idea it would ever been this easy coming from dji
Did you have to do anything to the RC 2 settings to get it to output to the HDMI adapter?
No, just plug it in and it works.
❤thank you for this... now I'm wondering if you can hook up a wireless transmission to another monitor 🤔 📺 ✈️
There are heaps of easy ways to do this. I can highly recommend Holland Mars stuff. I've used them to livestream events where I couldn't run a cable from camera to switching desk. They'll take any HDMI input and send it reliably, lots of power options (battery, DC, USBC). If the budget doesn't go that far, there are consumer grade HDMI transmitters made for use at home - they'll do the job in somme conditions but I wouldn't recommend for professional work.
can i hide icon show on remote
I'm doing this exact thing. And it isn't working.
CAN I LIVESTREAM ON vMix?
Won't a USB-C to HDMI cable work just as well?
I wanted the guarantee of 4K @ 144 FPS, the Air 3 slow motion is 4K 100FPS. If you aren't concerned with the FPS, I would guess just a USB-c to HDMI cable would work fine.
@@SpectrumBar0n the O4 video transmission is in 2160p60. Even if you select the drone to record in 4K100 mode, the RC-2 still previews the feed in 4K60FPS regardless.
Futher to that, I'm not even sure that the USB-C protocol supports video upto 144FPS. does the USB-C to HDMI adapter you're using state those video modes ?
@@GetUrOwnHandle I paid $29 for the 8k@60Hz/ 4K@144Hz adapter that obviously supports those res over USB-c, as stated from Anker. It works great, regardless. Further more, I'm very satisfied with the product and its abilities.
@@SpectrumBar0n Nice that! I did not know that about USB-C. Awesome stuff! But the fact remains about RC-2's video stream being 4K60. RC-1 with it's O3 connection is 4K30. Maybe we'll see 4K120 on the RC-3.. but that's speculative. Atleast you'll be ready for that with your USB-C cable!
@@GetUrOwnHandle, When I bought this Anker adapter, no one had yet tested any of the HDMI out yet, while showing the Air 3's camera, or in flight. So I was just guessing when I speculated that the 144Hz (FPS) would be necessary for 100 FPS slow motion. I took the $29 gamble, and this video was just a proof of concept for the guys at Mavic Pilots . com threads/rc2-hdmi-output-for-large-tv-monitor.140663/
This might be a dumb question, but if I used a touchscreen monitor, could I still use the functions the same as touching the screen on the remote?
No, unfortunately the touchscreen option is not available on any other monitor, only on the RC2 will the touch buttons work.
@@SpectrumBar0n I appreciate you. Thanks for the info.
Is your HDMI connection still working well after the recent firmware update?
Everything is working well with HDMI out, and with the latest firmware update.
hola me puedes decir si hay alguna manera de eliminar la telemetria en el menu del rc2 para que no aparezca en la pantalla de tv? gracias
What’s that adapter? Is it necessary? I have USB C to HDMI regular cable, will this work? I have the same remote DJI mini 4
i have the same question. Did you resolve this problem?
Have you try to use capture card?
Not my video - but I may be able to help here. Once your signal is on a HDMI you can do anything a HDMI cable can do, so yes, you could plug it into a capture card, recorder, wireless transmitter, or something like an Atem or encoder and live stream over internet.
充電しながら映像出力させる方法はありますか？
I know I'm late to the party, but if you could tell me if that is an ultra-wide monitor(21:9)??? Looking to get one for my RC2, but if it's just gonna crop it in anyway, I'll just save the cash. Thank you in advance and for the video
Yes, that's an older Dell 3815dw with 21:9 aspect ratio. For the RC2 HDMI or Display Port output, you'd be better off with a 16:9 monitor and 4K. I've read that the 4:3 aspect ratio will actually give even more picture area, as 16:9 is cropped also.
@SpectrumBar0n oh, great, thank you very much!!
Não consigo conectar de maneira alguma agora com ele atualizado, você está conseguindo ?
I have an iPad 9 with iPadOS 18, do you have any idea how I could share the RC2 (dji air 3) screen on this iPad? Thanks .Greetings from Ireland
How about output JUST map etc to external monit9r?
Hello, how to get a clean HDMI out?
Can it do clean feed
How to remove display on LCD ?
Buy the more expensive Mavic, and use the RC Pro.
@@SpectrumBar0n RC pro does not support AIR 3
Double tap the power button to turn off LCD
Seas mamon
Hello sir, do you know how to Livestream in facebook using the hdmi out
how to get a clean HDMI out?
DJI saved clean HDMI out for the RC Pro
thakns. you made excellent sharing!catch ya later!=))
es el mismo del mini 4 pro ?
Yes, the Mini 4 Pro comes with the RC2 option also. The RC2 has HDMI out.
hi ... i have a question is ther any idea to remove the screen icon of drone informtion in the moniter ???? thanks
No, not with the RC2 at this time.
can you make a video when u are flying your drone and viewing the big screen
Yes, video can be recorded on the internal SD card, while you are viewing the output of the RC2 over HDMI or DP, on your display/monitor.
Would a dedicated usb-c to hdmi cable work without the adapter?
Yes, a regular usb-C to HDMI, or Display Port (DP) cable only, will work, an adapter is not necessary. The adapter can be used for extra performance if needed, I use it to run 4K, or 3840 x 2160 at 60fps.
@@SpectrumBar0n you’re the best! I appreciate the info! Have a great day!
is there and app to show it on the iphone screen so it can be be used in the dronemask2?
If you want to use an iPhone, you might be better off with the RC-N2 controller, it requires a phone, and supports apps.
@@SpectrumBar0n Thanks for the answer, the issue is I already bought the set with the RC2 controller haha, the struggle is real :D
@@homegunsmithunger598 I saw a guy using an adapter from his RC2, to an iPad, perhaps that could work for you somehow. ruclips.net/video/qVKLHl84F7A/видео.html&t
Can i connect to to macbook pro as well?
There is no PC that the RC2 controller is plugging in to, I'm using an available HDMI port on the Dell 3818 Monitor in the video. If your Mac monitor has an extra HDMI or Display Port, you have everything you need.
I have a mini 4 and I connect the control to the TV using a 4k adapter and nothing happens. Do I need to download an app?
No app is necessary to make HDMI\Display Port over usb-C work, with the RC2. Make sure your TV is set to the correct input for your 4K adapter. Try another monitor or TV to see if the problem is your adapter. Also try plugging in just your cable without the adapter, to see if that works. Good luck!
Will this work on the dji rc 1? I’ve tried this and didn’t work but I did it with a laptop dongle
RC1 doesn't have this feature, RC2 only.
Rc n2 have?
@@whoisboo4054 Not exactly like the RC2, but with the RC-N2, you can use your phone, and an app, or adapter, to output the video to another screen.
Should we use a 4k@144hz or 8k@60hz resolution monitor?
The RC2 outputs 100Hz in slow motion mode, and 60hz or 30Hz in normal mode. Any monitor will work.
Salut
Avec une rc2 et adapteur on peut mettre sur Goggle 2
Is there any way to remove the OSD layout on the monitor output? Then this would be just like having traditional HDMI out, like on the RC Pro
Not as of this current version of firmware, no.
Any options to remove Display or menu on screen?
@@Drone786, the video recorded on the SD card in the Air 3 has no OSD, or menu on it. If you're asking if the RC2 controller has a 'Clean Transmission' setting like the RC Pro controller does, then no. At this time the HDMI out from the RC2 for live viewing purposes in real-time , has the menu and OSD, which is exactly what I wanted, a larger in-flight screen.
I hope they do add that option. Live “clean feed” out is really useful for live video production.
@@E4S65I agree. That’s what I’m waiting on
does this work with dji rc 1
I had heard only the RC Pro did HDMI out, before the RC2 came out; I don't think the RC1 is capable of HDMI out, but I don't know that for certain.
and RC1?
The RC1 does not have HDMI-out that I'm aware of. The RC Pro has HDMI-out.
but there is a type c like yours, in the video.@@SpectrumBar0n
@@JPMIIIIIIIII That's how you charge it, it doesn't guarantee HDMI-out. Why not search this on the DJI site? RC1 does not support HDMI-out. https: // forum .dji. com /thread-296222-1-1.html
What,s the utility of pairing with an indoor giant fixed monitor?
The RC2 screen is about 7 inches, I like being able to see a larger screen for real time flight.
OSD Off DJI RC 2?
How live view only?
July 2024, RC2 controller (Air 3) and it didn't work for me.
I don't know if DJI removed this feature in an update or something, but it's clearly DJI wanting to screw over consumers, because the same cable setup (UGREEN) works fine on my Samsung S24 Ultra.
What a bummer for DJI and their closed source code.
About every two months someone comes along and says this same thing. Three times now I have updated my firmware after someone said HDMI-out stopped working, and it still worked. What version firmware are you running?
@@SpectrumBar0n RC2 Firmware: 02.02.0300 (updated today)
I've tried connecting the controller from USB-C to HDMI to the TV/monitor directly, I've also tried adding a video capture card to the cable and using something like OBS STUDIO, plus all the possible combinations like turning it off and then on, connecting a certain cable first, etc...
Ironically, if I do all this with my "Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra" as the image source (like the RC2 would be) it works perfectly on the first try in all the scenarios already mentioned.
@@boasorte6808 I just updated the RC2 and the Air3 to the most current firmware, as of 7-27-2024 - I'm in the US, HDMI-out still works 100%, perfectly fine.
@@SpectrumBar0n I think that perhaps the HDMI cable you use has some technical feature that mine doesn't.
What cable do you use?
@@boasorte6808 I'm using a regular HDMI cable, 144Hz spec., Anker 8K adapter and a PC monitor at 4K, never had a problem with HDMI-out.
puedes eliminar la telemetria?
clean osd?
My rc 2 is not displaying on tv I am using type c to hdmi cable
Sorry to hear that, can you try a different monitor or TV to see if the cable is bad? It should work without any problem, and very easily.
Mine also wasn't working until I realized I needed to plug in the cable before turning on the controller
Very important bit: first connect the cables, thén turn the remote on. If you have the controller already running it won't start running the hdmi signal to your tv / monitor / iPad. Cheers
That is not true in my case, I am able to plug and unplug the HDMI cable with the RC2 power on, the DJI Fly App will reboot and then sync with the Native Resolution of the monitor. Most important: Do Not unplug the HDMI cable in flight, or the DJI Fly App will reboot on the RC2, and the monitor and RC2 screen will lose contact momentarily with the Air 3, until the DJI Fly App has rebooted - white screen until then.
Not good Please How to get the clean HDMI output controler so very bad
RC2 is a great controller, I don't use, or need HDMI Clean Out, buy the RC Pro instead if you require Clean Out, and read the manuals.
Rc😗😗😗
I tried it with RC controller and no display on my monitor
Do you have the option to clean the control exit? Or will the flight information always appear?