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You can plug a USB HDMI capture dongle into tablets and do this. Any webcam viewer would probably work to view it, though there's dedicated apps intended for t
by mcpherrinm 3y ago
You can plug a USB HDMI capture dongle into tablets and do this.
Any webcam viewer would probably work to view it, though there's dedicated apps intended for this like https://orion.tube/ https://orion.tube/ on iPad. I know there's options on Android but don't have a modern android tablet to test them.
- radicality 3y agoDo you know how come that app doesn’t work on the IPhone 15 Pro? I don’t have the iPad, but just recently got the 15 Pro, and it’s able to do a bunch of things via the usbc port (wired Ethernet, SD card reading, driving a Pro Display XDR etc), but I wasn’t able to do something like that Orion app is showing. Was thinking of pretty much same use case as shown in the app, where I could plug in an external camera and use the phone as a high resolution / high-nit viewer display. Are these apis only for iPadOS because the iPhones are missing some required hardware for it?
- Gosper 3y agoI know, I'd love to use my phone as a display via capture card so I don't have to carry a portable monitor to troubleshoot headless boxes. The developer says the 15 and 15 Pro are only missing software, the hardware is capable: > I’m sad to say that we’ve confirmed with Apple that it will not be working with the iPhone 15. But this can be fixed in software, so feel free to file a feedback request for UVC support on iOS! https://old.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/16qzdtx/hi_reddit_were_the_team_behind_halide_and_weve/k22ddng/ https://old.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/16qzdtx/hi_reddit_we...
- radicality 3y agoAhh, that sucks, hopefully future iOS will also have uvc support.