SPDronePilot / software
SPDroneFeedSoftware for FPV production
macOS · Apple Silicon

Built by a pilot, for pilots.

Video from your Goggles.
On your Mac screen.

SPDroneFeed receives video from compatible DJI Goggles on your Mac. Monitor the flight image, adjust the display and bring the signal into your production.

Developed by Nícolas Bertoni for people working with FPV drones — first-person view — who need to share the image with directors, crew and clients.

Goggles 3 · Goggles V1 · Goggles V2
Check the requirements and validation status of each model.

Illustrative composition of DJI Goggles, an FPV drone and a laptop displaying an event scene without an editing panel.
Illustrative composition of equipment and an event scene. This is not an application screenshot.
  1. 01 / ReceiveDJI GogglesVideo received by compatible goggles.
  2. 02 / MonitorSPDroneFeed on MacUSB connection, preview and image adjustments.
  3. 03 / ProduceCrew and live productionMP4 recording, HDMI output and use with OBS.

01 / Live image

Adjust the image.
Monitor the shot.

Image controls are in the application, so you can assess the signal during operation.

Live preview stabilization

Smooths movement in the Mac preview with an adjustable crop margin. Correction is limited by the available image area; it does not replace stabilization in post-production with Gyroflow.

Lens correction

Adjust lens distortion to assess framing during production.

Color and LUTs

Adjust the image with LUTs, profiles that apply a color transformation to the displayed video.

Adjustable noise reduction and sharpening

Control noise reduction and sharpening separately to suit the incoming image and the production.

Effects can also be applied to the HDMI output and MP4 recording with effects. The app also provides a recording path without effects.

02 / Recording and outputs

The image becomes part
of the production.

On set, directors monitor framing. At events, the video crew receives the signal for the live production.

MP4

Recording on Mac

Record the received signal as MP4, with or without the application effects. This records the video arriving at the Mac.

HDMI

Independent output

Send video to a monitor, event screen or video switcher while keeping the controls on the Mac. Requires an HDMI port or adapter and a display configured in extended mode.

OBS

Use with OBS

Use the video in OBS, software for recording and live streaming. Operation is reported by the developer; ask about the recommended configuration for your setup.

A clean image also depends on the signal and overlays sent by the Goggles. The app is a production monitoring tool; the pilot continues to use the Goggles to fly.

03 / macOS version

Check your setup.

Start with an Apple Silicon Mac and one of the Goggles models below.

Mac
Apple Silicon. Minimum application requirement: macOS 13.
Goggles 3
Reception integrated into the app, with physical validation recorded by the developer.
Goggles V1 and V2
Included in the app for tester validation. The documentation does not yet record physical validation of these models for this release line.
Connection
USB with data support. Cable, adapter and configuration depend on the goggles model; Goggles 3 reception uses Share LiveView.

Before purchasing, confirm the goggles model, Mac and intended use directly with the developer.

04 / Talk to the developer

Let’s talk
about your setup.

Talk to Nícolas to learn about the app, clarify compatibility and discuss current purchasing options.

Chat on WhatsApp Direct contact with the developer.