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I bought a pair of the xreal air glasses about 6 months ago, with the intention of using them to code. However, the pixel density is so low that text looks ser
by drewg123 3y ago
I bought a pair of the xreal air glasses about 6 months ago, with the intention of using them to code. However, the pixel density is so low that text looks seriously janky, and I don't use them for code.
My backup use was to hook them to my iPhone & use them to watch netflix / appletv, etc, on a plane. However, that doesn't work as they don't support hdcp. So the only thing I can watch is non-DRMed video that I record myself. Sigh.
- cassianoleal 3y agoI have an Air 2 Pro. Last month I took it on a plane where I used it to watch Netflix on the iPhone and play games on the Steam Deck. I have an iPhone 15 Pro which uses USB-C. I wonder if that’s what allows it to work.
- walterbell 3y agoWould a legal HMDI converter help, https://www.avforums.com/threads/hdcp-2-2-to-1-4-converters.2017910/ https://www.avforums.com/threads/hdcp-2-2-to-1-4-converters....
- SkyPuncher 3y ago> My backup use was to hook them to my iPhone & use them to watch netflix / appletv, etc, on a plane. However, that doesn't work as they don't support hdcp. I use them with my iPad all the time to watch video. I'm guessing you might be using the lightning-to-usb-c adapter.
- drewg123 3y agoYes, I use the Apple MD826 / MD826ZMA Lightning to HDMI Adaptor & their XREAL Air Adapter. Is that what's not hdcp compliant?
- tmikaeld 3y agoYes
- SkyPuncher 3y agoSeems like it. I plug my headset directly into the USB-C port without issue.