Ja, AURGA Viewer ist komplett kostenlos und enthält keine In-App-Käufe oder Abonnements.
Nicht genügend Bewertungen, um eine zuverlässige Einschätzung vorzunehmen. Die App benötigt mehr Nutzerfeedback.
AURGA Viewer ist kostenlos.
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Streaming aufs iPad mit 60 Hz läuft super und stabil. Was jetzt echt doof ist, das die Auflösung nicht gerad super ist. Ich muss bei Windows schon auf 150% skalieren, das es was bringt. Ein Support für 2K Auflösung wäre super. Möchte den Stick in Kombi mit iPad für Bildbearbeitung nutzen
Funktioniert super - wir verwenden allerdings nur die Verbindung über Bluetooth- spart uns im Service richtig viel Zeit und erspart viel Equipment
The apps are – for the most part – not working. - The iPad version simply doesn’t start. - The macOS version doesn’t find the device, while at the same time the device can be found by the iPhone app. Maybe that’s because the Mac app – even though it was supposedly updated only recently – has been tested with „the latest macOS 10.11“ as per the company’s website. (That was El Capitan and was published almost 8 years ago.) - The only version that (partially) works is the iPhone version. But there are two major setbacks with this version: 1. Even though the app requires Bluetooth to connect, the actual connection is acquired only by connecting to a dedicated WiFi hub on the device. There is supposed to be a bridged connection possibility, but that’s not working on the iPhone, leaving you with the only choice of connecting your iPhone to the internet through its mobile system (which is notoriously miserable here in Germany), while the iPhone is connected via WiFi to the device, which does not have an Internet routing. 2. Once you’ve managed to connect, the app immediately freezes when the host wants to connect to any kind of keyboard and/or mouse emulation. Plus, there seems to be no way to use the app in landscape mode – you’re stuck with the very tiny portrait orientation. All in all, LOTS of work needs to be done in order to properly use the device. So, the two stars are merely for the general idea.
