Why do you need it?

DJI Osmo a great thing. The main difference from, for example, GoPro is that DJI Osmo can streams real-time video via Wi-Fi in HD resolution (1280x720@30fps). However, this video stream is not very convenient to use. DJI Go application can stream video into Youtube or custom RTMP-server, but this was all limited to. Moreover, RTMP stream works only on IOS devices.

But to stream video in local network staff does not work. That's why Cosmostreamer was made. To enable the operator to shoot "on the run" with real-time video streaming to stationary display, TV, mixing console, etc. Or to do a live video broadcast into Internet with protocols with many small delay.

Implemented features:

• DJI Osmo connection and video stream receiving
• DJI Osmo settings control (from a browser yet)
• Zoom and pan/tilt control for DJI Osmo gimbal (from a browser or RC system)
• DJI Osmo videostream transcoding into H264 video stream with lower bitrate (for sending via slow mobile networks)
• Audio capture from external sound card (microphone or linear input) and muxing into DJI Osmo video stream
• DJI Osmo video stream sending (source or transcoded, with or without audio) via Wi-Fi, Ethernet, DVB-T, 3G/4G. And output to HDMI on main box.
• Available video protocols: RTSP, RTMP, MPEG-TS UDP, MPEG-TS TCP, raw UDP H264
• Quick settings control on OLED display, located on main box (optional)
• DJI Osmo video stream view and main box settings control via Android application
• Transparent DJI Go to Osmo connection via local network (without direct DJI Osmo Wi-Fi connection). Simultaneous Cosmostreamer video receiving and DJI Go not supported.

Not not until the end realized features:

• Wi-Fi restreaming works, but need to use external Wi-Fi dongle, not internal RPI3 Wi-Fi (very weak)
• DVB-T transmittion settings needed, now it is hardcoded
• Assemple main box, add connector for a standard power supply

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