Support and setup. A free viewer for FPV goggles on the Mac.
Connect the goggles to your Mac with the ordinary USB-C cable that came in the box. No adapter is needed. Open TW Streamer Lite and the picture appears on its own.
If it does not, the waiting screen tells you which step is missing. Each of its three lines ticks itself off as that step is satisfied.
The Picture menu reshapes what you see. Shape sets the output frame, Fill decides whether the
source letterboxes, crops or stretches into it, and Rotate and Flip handle a camera mounted the
wrong way up. Command 0 puts everything back.
These change this Mac's screen only. They never reach a recording.
The Record menu, or the red button on the control bar. Recordings copy the video the goggles sent rather than re-encoding it, so the file is the original quality and recording costs almost no processor time.
Files go to Movies/TW Streamer Lite and are named by date and time. Record ›
Show Recordings in Finder opens the folder. Choose Folder puts them somewhere else, and that choice
survives quitting the app.
If the cable comes out while recording, the file is closed properly and keeps everything captured up to that moment.
Control Command F, or the button at the right of the control bar. Nothing is drawn
over the picture, so the screen is safe to put in front of an audience. Leave with Escape, a double
click, or the same shortcut.
Goggles 3 and FPV Goggles V1/V2.
Write to support@arkana.co.id and tell us which goggles you have, which macOS version, and which of the three readiness lines ticks. That usually answers it in one reply.