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ArcticMyst Security by Avery
DAC and software for Mac OS X
- Thread starter djkrock
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I'm not sure I understand.
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Look up LaserLine
I don't think it can do to much but worth a shot
I don't think it can do to much but worth a shot
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Still no ILDA software available for mac?
Would Ideally be looking for something for Mac OS X or iOS...
Would Ideally be looking for something for Mac OS X or iOS...
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LSX works I think. or was it for linux? dunno
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Laserboy was made for linux, I dunno if it would run on a MAC... Why not run VMWare or bootcamp or whatever and run Windows for ILDA?
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iOS? Going to be running a laser show on your phone? :crackup:
Mac's are not known for software compatibility. If you want to run a laser show you are most likely going to have to install Win 7 or XP.
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Im sure that there are some ppl over at PL who are controlling there projectors with iOS devices, can't remember how but their doing it.
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VNC.. I use my android phone for show control, but only to show off briefly. IMO it's not a very workable solution at all.
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Not directly with their iOS devices, the iOS devices are connected to a computer that is running the actual show.
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just run bootcamp, and run LSX or quickshow there 
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Who would bother to write laser software for a Mac? Joking. I would just use VMWare. It should be able to access the devices on the host machine, notably the USB ports if you have a USB DAC.
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Just like there's not enough MAC users to justify writing a virus for it, there's not enough MAC users to jusify writing laser software for it.
Run VMWare.
Run VMWare.
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Oh, there's quite a number of mac viruses out there now that MAC's are gaining popularity. Apple still has their head stuck in the sand saying their computers are immune to viruses.
