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This doc guides integrating Drift headset (X5 Series)  for two-way call. It covers two audio playback methods (RTSP stream for real-time, audio files for AI integration) and LAN/WAN control. Specs like H.264 video, 16KHz dual-channel AAC audio are given. Steps for RTSP URL config (file/HTTP), audio file playback, Windows PC testing, and X5 firmware upgrade are included. A Python test script offer is also present.

  How to video call from your X5 to mobile phones   Install The Drift See App Search [Drift See] in the Google Play or Apple Store, and install it on your phone.    Create an account and Sign in Start the Drift See App Allow all rights Tap the ‘Me’ button in the navigation bar at the bottom of the screen Tap the “Sign in” button, ifyou have an account already, or tap “Sign Up” to create an account.         Connect your X5 into the network Tap Devices button on the bottom Tap the [+] button in...

Action cameras have come a long way since their humble beginnings in the extreme sports world, with vloggers, action sports athletes, and businesses alike having all discovered the potential to apply these cameras to a broad range of scenarios. Drift cameras have found homes from the British Superbike series to the International Space Station, thanks to their rugged, waterproof, and shockproof design. Add in crystal clear 4K video, class leading battery life, image stabilization and a rotating lens and the possibility becomes enormous. As commercial enterprises pick up on the capabilities of these cameras, Drift endeavour to support them in...

Quick Guide of Livestream through script file   There are various ways to start livestreaming with a Drift camera, from the drift Life ioS/Android app, to more advance options like streaming to a custom URL.  If you have a fixed livestream URL and intend to have the camera immediately starting a stream when turned on, a basic script file can achieve that: 1) visit our QuickLive page, you can create a Drift Life account, and sign in. Then, you'll be prompted to select your camera, and will land on the configuration page: Here you'll need to enter the SSID and password of the...