Hi, I'm working on a project about a tripod with remote control. I wanted to mount a display (TFT shield) on the remote control to let users see a preview of the photo, is it possible to project the phone's screen to TFT shield using bluetooth? TIA!
What's on the tripod, your phone?
Assuming so - How to Share Android Screen Remotely – AirDroid
I think it would be a BIG ask to share to some random TFT and need lots of software - on the other hand a spare Android phone might be used as a combined remote control and screen.
Thanks for your response! Yes, it's a tripod for a phone. I'm just using a standard, non-modified 2.4" TFT shield. I don't think it's possible to use AirDroid for Arduino, is it? I saw this project Unique Arduino TFT-shield. Arduino Bluetooth Camera. - YouTube and tried to replicate the part where he sends a picture to TFT shield (I don't need the camera module part so I didn't buy it), but when I tried it the TFT shield just went white.
Not BT that I could find.
Cameras in this class can stream video:
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Streaming over WiFi may allow you to use an old smartphone to preview the stream.
smartphone camera stream - Search (bing.com)
There is an instructables webpage for that project
https://www.instructables.com/Unique-Arduino-TFT-Shield-Arduino-Bluetooth-Camera/
I have absolutely no experience with android apps, my assumption is that the app takes the camera image, converts it into the proper format for an image on the tft screen, then sends that via bluetooth.