Universal Presenter Remote 4+

Name: Universal Presenter Remote
Rating: 2 (1 reviews)
Author: Brendan Boyle

Brendan Boyle

Conçue pour iPad

- 2,0 • 1 note

- Gratuit

Description

Using a presentation remote instead of advancing your slides manually can allow you to connect with audiences and utilize your presentation space more effectively, but you typically had to buy your own or hope the venue you were presenting at had one on hand. Fear no more, UPR has you covered!

All you need is the presenting computer, your iOS device or Apple Watch, and an internet connection. UPR allows you to control the presentation computer to advance your slides remotely from anywhere in the world. Simply install the UPR Controller application on the presenting computer and enter the token into the iOS App and you'll be presenting in no time.

Universal Presenter Remote natively supports both iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch with comprehensive instructions that make setup a breeze. Companion applications and further instruction can be found at https://universalpresenterremote.com.

12 juin 2023

Version 4.4.1

- Updated the placement of refresh/instruction buttons on Apple Watch to be more prominent
- Fixed several bugs in the Apple Watch app to improve performance

2,0 sur 5

1 note

Easy to install but sluggish.

Many of the remote apps are complicated to connect with you laptop and some are ridiculously expensive. This one is easy to connect using the Bluetooth style token. However it seems to loose connectivity easily and is also ver slow to respond as compared to an RF style clicker. I found I had to reboot the app more than once during a presentation. It's getting close but not right yet.

Sorry for your bad experience! We’ve heard your feedback and have completely re-written our desktop client to use WebSockets to reduce latency like you’ve experienced. Make sure you download the latest desktop client and let us know what you think.

Ce n'est pas bien!

Vraiment difficiles à utiliser et ne pas possible d'être connecté!

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