It will not work on Mulit-Point to Multi-point configurations, meaning the system will only work with one Transmitter on a given LAN. Which then is broken down into small packets that can feed into an existing LAN, the data stream works Point to Point, or Point to Multi Point. Which is a bit-stream compressor/converter, the data flowing off HDMI will be compressed into a format known as M-JPEG. In this DIY I will be using a J-Tech Digital or DISTANCER HDMI to Ethernet over IP. In most cases hardware is more expensive. H.264: Another type if video compression, requires less bandwith, but requires more processing power to encode. Video Compression method to allow to stream video over IP. We will be mainly soldering, but some desoldering basic components as well! This DIY may not be for the faint hearted.ĪirOS: Ubiquiti proprietary airMax device firmware, and setting software.ĪirMax: Technology used for receiving, and transmitting packets between Ubiquiti airMax radio’s. Also keep in mind essentially this is a hack of existing products, disassembly and modifications to these products will likely void warranties. I can not be held liable for misuse of this of this downlink, and remember FlySafe. Of course you will have to source the hardware! 5x M2-6mm and 6X M2-8mm self taping screws. stl files for all plastic components will be available to download for the cost of FREE for those of you who own machines capable of manufacturing these parts. Ozone drones contributes to the open source community, The. The plastic parts kit which was designed, manufactured, and the pre-built kits are assembled, in Massachusetts. and is still much cheaper then the competition. If you rather just pay, Ozone Drones offers completely assembled HDMI, Tx, Rx kit for $599 Amazon assembled in the USA. They also offer a starter kit with the basic necessary components as which is included in the plastic parts kit. The Plastic parts kits includes housings that will help you get things lighter for flight. Ozone Drones makes a few kits, that make this process little easier. I will be showing other configurations in later discussions. One huge advantage this system has, is it’s almost completely open source putting you in control of the endless possible configurations and add-ons. And will cost under $300 USD to construct.
HD DOWNLINK 1080P
This video transmission system will transmit back resolutions up to 1080p at 60fps.
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In this DIY, I will be showing you how to build an in budget, very low latency HDMI video Transmitter and Receiver. Let me know if I should spend the time to make a video to smooth out the processes. So I set out to figure it out, and these are my findings. I have been dying for a cheap solution to feed HD video to my groundstation, without having to spend thousands of dollars.
HD DOWNLINK PC
Knowledge on how to use a PC and understanding of basic networking.
Knowledge on how to solder, and understanding of basic circuits. 1x Ozone Drones Starter Kit ($59.99, optional, but includes contents of DIY list). Ozone Drones offers a starter kit(Optional): 1x Ozone Drones Plastic Parts ($24.99, optional). 1x Deans or preferred connector main for Input Voltage. 1x 3ft+ Cat5e or Cat6 ethernet from programing.
2x POE (Power Over Ethernet) Injectors.(If you are clever, you can make your own with ethernet keystone jacks) 1x Tx/Rx Kit, Jtech-Digital, or Distancer, HDMI to ethernet over IP ($120-$140 on ) 2x Ubiquiti Loco M5 NanoStations ($140 on )
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