How to connect VR goggles to a DJI drone, Autel, FPV, Steam Deck, PS5, and other devices
Quest 3 and Pico 4, as well as other goggles, can be connected to a drone to fly in the real world while viewing a huge virtual screen. You can also connect almost anything to the goggles this way—a Blu-ray player, Steam Deck, Legion Go, Ayaneo Air, PS4 and PS5, and other gaming consoles, a computer with an FPV simulator, a laptop, and much more.
This is done by installing an APK file with a video capture program on the goggles. I explain how it works, its pros and cons, in this review.
As of today, I've tested and confirmed compatibility with the following:
VR headsets:
Quest 3 (V66, V67, V68)
Pico 4
Capture cards:
Elgato 4K X
Elgato HD60X
Ugreen HDMI USB capture card
Several unnamed UVC video capture cards
Sources:
PS5
Steam Deck
Lenovo Legion Go
Ayaneo Air 1S
MacBook Pro
Desktop computer with GTX 4070 Super
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