I am looking for a new device that has perfect compatibility with the Settings software. Anything but Apple. Most experience with Windows so maybe a Windows tablet.
I am looking for something that is tried and true with both the interface cable and software (not browser) through wifi.
I see there are other platforms that I am less familar with( Linus, Reaspberry, free bdsd, etc.). I am not excluding devices that run those OS's but hopefully there is a decent Windows device.
What does Spirit test with?
Others out there, what are you using? Have you used both the USB cable and the wifi?
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rhodesengr
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doesn't anyone want to post what Windows device they use and what your experience has been?
i use the gpd pocket ... rather small screen but works perfectly
Basically it should work correctly with any device with any version of the Operating System.
But even super cheap 5 USD Raspberry Pi computer can run the Spirit Settings very well with all the features - but it is not the easiest thing for a beginner.
Normal tablets with Android would work fine with Android app but for full experience any Windows, Mac, Linux or FreeBSD system based computer is recommended.
But even super cheap 5 USD Raspberry Pi computer can run the Spirit Settings very well with all the features - but it is not the easiest thing for a beginner.
Normal tablets with Android would work fine with Android app but for full experience any Windows, Mac, Linux or FreeBSD system based computer is recommended.
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rhodesengr
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I ended up buying one of these
ASUS 10.1" Transformer Mini T103HA-D4-GR
I wish it had 8GB but otherwise it seems pretty nice. Runs Spirit in all modes (Cable, wifi-browser, wifi software) with no hangs or conflicts. Of course, it is a fresh OS with not much else added except Spirit Settings. So that may be part of it.
ASUS 10.1" Transformer Mini T103HA-D4-GR
I wish it had 8GB but otherwise it seems pretty nice. Runs Spirit in all modes (Cable, wifi-browser, wifi software) with no hangs or conflicts. Of course, it is a fresh OS with not much else added except Spirit Settings. So that may be part of it.