u/YaroslavSyubayev

Hey all! I just released YStreamer, a free and open-source alternative to Cosmostreamer.

It gives your DJI goggles HDMI output and can stream the feed over the network into OBS, Mission Planner/QGroundControl, or straight to YouTube, all from a Raspberry Pi 4B.

Supported goggles:

• DJI Goggles 2/Integra, G3/N3, over USB-C (stable)
• DJI Goggles V1/V2, over USB-A (experimental, unstested)
• Other USB capture devices are also supported (over USB-A), including analog USB receivers such as the Eachine ROTG02, and some DJI Action cams in webcam/UVC mode

Setup takes a few minutes, no SSH or terminal needed:

1. Flash the image to a microSD card
2. Connect the goggles to the Pi's USB-C port, and power the Pi via GPIO or PoE (the USB-C port is used for the goggles)
3. Boot it up and configure everything from the web UI, over Ethernet or the Pi's own Wi-Fi hotspot

It's an early beta (released yesterday) and currently supports only the Pi 4B. I'm working on broader hardware support and fixing bugs as they come in.

Website & docs: https://ystreamer.yarosfpv.com/
Source code: https://github.com/YLabs-FPV/YStreamer

If you try it, I'd love to hear your feedback, good or bad!

I still gotta fix some issues, it absolutely goes crazy if I try to split-S or roll aggressively, It just shoots up uncontrollably, but it cruises just fine!

This is one of the most underrated Betaflight features for whoops!
For anyone interested to learn more about it, check this out: https://yarosfpv.com/blog/crash-recovery

Just got a brand new Bambulab A1, my first printer. While calibrating, I noticed that the nozzle was slightly tilted to the left, so I removed it, and it seems like the metal part is slightly tilted as well.

Is this normal, if not, what's the fix?

There was an awesome open source tool called "AltTab" that restored the way Windows AltTab worked on MacOS. It was really great, free and also open source, which I'm sure many users appreciated.

A few weeks ago, the developer added a Pro plan, which is fine, but what's not fine is that many features that were in the free tier were removed in an update without any prior warning, and despite the code being open source (so you can technically fetch an old commit, and compile the app yourself, the version that had no such limitations), the developer also deleted all of the previous GitHub releases, so it's not possible to download the older (free) versions of the app anymore (at least without going to archive sites, etc...)

As a developer who has worked on and released open source software, I see this as a really ugly move.

I'm not against paid software, but removing features from previously free and open source software without warning in an update, and then also removing the old versions so user cannot rollback to an older version is a really bad move.

Discussion on the official repo: https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos/discussions/5533

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