#Astropad project blue update

TLDR Although something might be a little more expensive at first, it is worth the investment (Buy Astropad. Astropad will automatically recognize your iPad as a second display. Open the Astropad Studio iPad and desktop companion apps, 2. (I'm using an iPad 9.7 6th generation, your results may vary but for my situation Astropad is infinitely better.) Astropad Studio is currently sold as a 79.99 yearly subscription in Apples iTunes store. I get better reolution and FPS (buttery smooth) over Wi-Fi than I did with Duet plugged directly into my computer, take into consideration that to even get wireless support on Duet you need to sign up for a monthly subscription. According to Astro HQ, after the Project Blue beta is over, Windows support will be rolled into the existing Astropad Standard and Studio apps as a free feature. At the time of writing this I have owned Astropad for less that 30 minutes and already it is the superior program. I promply requested for a refund and shelled out for Astropad. After only a couple of minutes I could figure out that it was extremely unresponsive I tried closing all the hefty programs and even going as far as to restart my mac with little to know results.

I quicly read over this and just continued. After a rather effortless setup I soon found that for the the 'full experince' you need to pay for a yearly subscription. When I found Duet on the App Store and saw that it not only was cheaper, it also supported Windows along with Mac. you can use Astropads Move & Zoom feature to select the portion of the screen you would like to project onto.

#Astropad project blue update

The company says that the update brings complete workspace customization along with full support for Magic. Yesterday I decided to finally buy either Duet or Astropad. Today, Project Blue has turned into full Astropad Studio support for Windows machines.