This might seem like a stupid question, especially coming from a pro geek, but... why couldn't I connect to the PV via WiFi from two devices at once?
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gunslinger said:This might seem like a stupid question, especially coming from a pro geek, but... why couldn't I connect to the PV via WiFi from two devices at once?
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Perhaps, but I think it's just as likely because the "server" software on the camera is not multi-threaded, multi-user - and the camera probably has a slow CPU with little memory, etc.race3 said:they don't want this because they don't want some random person being able to tap into your phantom when you're already connected. imagine if anyone could pick up the signal and launch the app and access your photo's, etc.
jimre said:You can connect multiple devices simultaneously to the wifi extender - but only one of them at a time can actually log into the Phantom camera to receive video, send commands, etc.
jimre said:You can connect multiple devices simultaneously to the wifi extender - but only one of them at a time can actually log into the Phantom camera to receive video, send commands, etc.
jimre said:Or you could get a cheap portable TV or monitor (like the kind used for car DVD players) and connect it to your iPhone via HDMI or Composite Video adapter.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD826 ... av-adapterButcher99 said:Jimre, not sure I follow how you accomplish this. iPhone only has a lightening connection. Are you saying there is an adapter that goes from lightening to HDMI and/or composite and the Iphone will automatically feed video down the line to a monitor? That would be a feature I could definitely make use of. Do you have details on making this work? I've been told this isnt doable.
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