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Android is great and my device supports almost all USB C devices.
I ran the android app on an LG G5 and watched it playback on 10 simultaneous layers. The number of layers and playback that it can support will depend on the device you are using. Pro’s/Con’s: This app packs a punch, but can be cumbersome to use on smaller screens. It also has a recording functionality, that lets you record your mapping and share it with other devices, such as a computer or alternative playback device.
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It works by mirroring your device screen, allowing you to make adjustments and then run it full screen through your projector. You get two theme packs free when you first start. You can side-load your own content or choose from a variety of visual packs in their store. I’ve tested it on Android and iOS and it works great. What was once known as Dynamapper has transformed into an iOS, Android, Amazon app that acts as a standalone projection mapping tool, and it’s cool!
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Outside of that once you know how to use this device, you can do a lot with it.
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Sometimes it can take a moment before you see the player update and if you’re not patient, you could cause some delays and headaches by switching parameters too quickly. Each icon in the control panel executes a bit of code on the raspberry pi. Pros/Cons: The PocketVJ has a wide range of features and for that reason, the web browser based control panel that can feel cluttered if you’ve never used it before. I reviewed the PocketVJ some time ago, and it has evolved since then. A presenter mode, Pi Wall for linking and syncing multiple displays, and is customizable to your needs. Marc has made great leaps to make this little player pack a punch. It offers Sync, Projection Mapping, Seamless Video Playback, Syphon, Audio streaming, Screensharing, HTTP browser for file loading and the player controlling. The PocketVJ can be bought or built from the MagDesign GitHub repository: Made with Love by Marc-André Gasser in Berne, Switzerland. The PocketVJ is a standalone open-source projection-mapping, presentation-playing, video presenter tool, and it keeps getting cooler (with updates). Introducing the PocketVJ Version 3.x (Raspberry Pi 3) It has become more affordable to make a standalone projection installation and automate it: See this article for more details on installation automation.
Displays, storefronts, digital signs, you name it. One of my favorite uses for projection mapping is for installations. Covering professional software/hardware solutions such as d3, Green Hippo, Avolites, Pandora’s Box, etc. I also want to state in advance similar to the old article, we will focus on <$1,000 solutions. Question: So which projection mapping software is the best?Īnswer: It depends on what you want to do with it… This is in response to a 2015 Article entitled “ Which Projection Mapping Software.” In the last article MadMapper (Mac) and Touch Designer (PC) came out on top, but so much has changed since then, it’s time for fresh perspective. As of 2021, this information is still very relevant, and I hope you find use from it. I am reposting here for those who are interested. This article was originally posted on, which has taken a break.
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