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Unable to connect to V1 goggles while using USB mode. #6
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You may need to re-assign the bulk usb winsub driver using Zadiq for the V1 Goggles if you didn't already do so. It should work on V1s, usually this is due to drivers. |
My friend seems to have already gone to sleep, and I can't reach him for now. I will have him try it tomorrow. Thx for your reply :-) |
We attempted to reinstall the bulk USB driver, but it did not resolve the issue. Based on feedback from others, this problem appears to be unrelated to the version of the goggles, as a small number of individuals have experienced it with both v1 and v2 goggles. |
I'm not at all sure this will solve the issue for you, but I just published a new version of the driver installer that handles cases where the device is already plugged in during install a bit better: https://github.com/fpv-wtf/driver-installer/releases/tag/v1.1.0 It might be worth a shot. |
Hi having the same issue, any recommendations? |
@AgentService have you tried the updated driver installer like I posted above? |
Same here. I have V1 goggles. Latest WTFOS and Moonlight + updated driver. Streaming via usb not working, only by net. |
Just to make sure everyone is on the same page, here are all the troubleshooting steps I'm aware of so far:
If anyone that was having trouble is able to solve things with these steps please do let me know. |
My friend and I have tried all the solutions listed above, but the issue persists. We have also tried reinstalling the wtfos but it didn't help either. However, when we decided to switch over to his laptop after exhausting all other options, it worked. Therefore, it is highly likely that this predicament stems from the computer's environment rather than the goggles. Furthermore, there seems to be no indication of a driver problem. |
Can someone still experiencing the issue with USB mode (now called BULK mode in the latest release):
Might help us get to the bottom of the BULK issues. |
We have resolved our issue after upgrading to v1.1.0. Not sure if this will work for everyone. Thank you again for your support :) |
Works for me. Thanks |
0006.0000.0004.002.000.000.000.000.000 RNDIS (Interface 0) Remote NDIS Yes No No No 18.07.2023 19:50:20 18.07.2023 19:27:45 2ca3 001f 4.09 e0 01 03 NIKOOPC WinUSB WinUSB - Kernel Driver 06/02/2012 6.1.7600.16385 WinUsb.sys DJI Technology Co., Ltd. RNDIS RNDIS (Interface 0) 6.1.7600.16385 USB_Install oem62.inf USB\VID_2CA3&PID_001F&MI_00\9&c130755&0&0000 |
@NikooFPV thanks, that confirms that the driver has been installed successfully and the problem must be elsewhere. I'm afraid we don't have any immediate fixes, but this is good info. |
This what im seein in moonlight gui
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0001.0000.0000.014.000.000.000.000.000 Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device Remote NDIS Yes Yes No No 21.08.2023 21:43:39 21.08.2023 21:04:26 2ca3 001f 4.09 e0 01 03 DESKTOP-D0UA3BN usbrndis6 @netrndis.inf,%usbrndis6.Service.DispName%;USB-RNDIS6-Adapter usb80236.sys Microsoft Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device 10.0.19041.1 RNDIS.NT.5.1 wceisvista.inf USB\VID_2CA3&PID_001F&MI_00\7&c130755&2&0000 SurpriseRemovalOK |
Solved same problem on V1 goggles for me:
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Same for me with goggles v2, fixed by replacing driver for BULK device by winusb using zadig |
Sheat happens when you install DJI assistant drones series. It overwrites the Bulk Driver. |
Hello brothers; |
goggles firmware version: v01.00.0606
dji-moonlight-shim version: v1.0.3
Here's the situation:
I successfully tried streaming with my v2 goggles, but when I asked my friend to try it with their v1 goggles, it didn't work (at least in USB mode).
I used the command moonlight stream -app Desktop -platform dji_usb -bitrate 50000 to stream using a USB cable and received the following output:
I also tried starting dji-moonlight-shim in wtfos configurator's CLI and received the following output:
I'm not sure if I did anything wrong with the v1 goggles or if USB mode simply isn't supported on them.
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