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# Wireless Payload Stream Sharing

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Note: A payload must attached to the drone to follow this process. RTSP forwarding is only available for viewing payload video streams.
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1. Connect to the GS-ONE hotspot on a laptop

![](/files/EJclTc94BOecAlWPkZBg)![](/files/FyjCK2FghAdguxiUOmrU)

2. In IGC, select the IFT icon in the top left of the screen, then select "Application Settings".\
   ![](/files/9iz2NevGqUhFLeh3BTLV)
3. Select "General" then check the box titled “Enable RTSP Server”.\
   ![](/files/HL68zP8kxYipLqV1rcAu)
4. On a laptop, Open VLC, (or a similar program capable of opening an RTSP link) and select "Media", then "Stream".\
   ![](/files/XTPvANEcX0qhFGSnhYU0)
5. Type in the address displayed in IGC titled "RTSP Server URL (Hotspot)". (For this example, the Gremsy Vio is shown: rtsp\://192.168.67.226:8554/stream) and press "Stream" in VLC.\
   ![](/files/kYTGHRr81bVkfcBsSGmw)![](/files/JSPuRw59KatOjPwcM5jg)
6. The video will be displayed in VLC on the computer. \
   ![](/files/7UyKhyc3UBCQBccWE3Sm)

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