Your GoPro should appear in the list, if it’s not then make sure it’s WiFi is ON then try again. Site survey will detect all the neighboring wireless networks, this will enable me to see the WiFi network of the GoPro. Once I’m logged in to the router, I go to “Status” then “Wireless”, then I click on “Site Survey”. I then login to the router, make sure the GoPro is turned on. I can test that I’m connected by pinging the Bridge Router IP address (you should already have this). I start by turning off the WiFi on my laptop, then I will connect the Bridge Router via an ethernet cable to my laptop. Let’s Jump to the Setup! Setting up the Bridge router Ok, so just before I start, as I said before, both routers should have DD-WRT firmware running on them or else it won’t be possible to have the configuration options I’m going to show you now. I will just walk you through the steps at a high level so you can understand what I will be doing.ġ- Configure the Bridge Router to run in Client Mode so it will act as a Bridge.Ģ- Configure the Home Router with a static route to allow traffic from the GoPro camera to the Home Router.ģ- Connect the Bridge Router to the back of the Home RouterĤ- Test GoPro connectivity and use Camera Suite for Live Preview I will then create a static route on the main router to allow traffic from the GoPro to the WiFi network.įor the sake of clarity, I am going to name the WiFi home router: Home Router and the other router: Bridge Router. The rest of the IP addresses will be different than mine, so your IPs will be different. The default IP address for the GoPro is 10.5.5.9. I’m gonna connect the DD-WRT router to the main router. You can always use a USB to ethernet adapter if you don’t have an ethernet port on your laptop.
WiFi router with a DD-WRT firmware > This will be your WiFi home router.The complete setup of the routers won’t take more than 10 minutes.
GOPRO QUIK LAGGY FREE
So if you have a bit of free time, it would be a really fun project to do. I would like to point out that this guide is technical and requires a bit of network knowledge and understanding of your current home WiFi setup including IP addresses and knowledge in DD-WRT firmwares. But really the goal of this guide is to enable you to connect your GoPro to your WiFi home network and not to your computer’s WiFi, you will then be able to browse the internet and connect to your GoPro simultaneously.
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