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You will need to search for it under the iPad and iPhone tab in the App Store. As it's not in the Vision Pro native apps section.

@@RyanPeterson-5053 thank you for reply, but i can't see it in the tab ipad iphone too :/ But ty again :)

So I used the Genki Arcade app. It is going to give you the cleanest picture. I am not sure what OBD2 is, unless you meant OBS. If you did, I would recommend that. Then you could capture the window for Genki Arcade and stream that. Now, if your not streaming, just stick with the Genki app. Steps So Device to Shadow cast 2 Pro HDMI in USBC/Thunderbolt cable to Macbook Open Genki app and you should be good to go. If you are running OBS, I would google how to capture an application from OBS on a MacBook Pro. Its pretty straight-forward, but you will have to set up the sources. Which it should say if you click the + button in that tab MacOS capture screen. Or something like that. Anyway, I hope this helps. Also, the screen capture you were seeing in this video was coming from the Vision Pro

Thanks got the Genki app. It is a little better. Yes I meant OBS.

Glad to hear it. I also just remembered that I had some quality issues with certain HDMI cables and docks for the switch. Not sure if you're running a high speed 2.1 cable or not. But if I remember correctly I was using those in the video. I have this one amzn.to/4bR4p0S and then I used the ones that came with the Xbox and or PS5.

Thanks. I was using the one that came with the ShadowCast Pro2 but switched to a know good HDMI cable. Looking better!

Update in case others are trying this. I found out why my videos look washed out. The M1 MacBook does not support HDR. While the ShadowCast 2 Pro does support HDR my laptop doesn’t.

I mean, you might be able to do that if you have a dev strap. I don't, but I would love to try it out and see if it would work.

You do not need a license to operate the Avata2 unless you plan on flying it commercially or for anything that you could get money off of, and that would be under the Part 107 certificate. However, to fly a drone as a hobbyist, you are required by the FAA to take the Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST). You are also required to follow the FAA's recreational model aircraft rules. Also, you must register your drones with the FAA if they weigh more than 0.55 pounds or (250 grams). That is like $5, so its not bad.

It does have an option in the desktop client that is in beta for use with the Apple Dev Strap. I unfortunately do not have one to test but would love to if I can ever get my hands on one

@@RyanPeterson-5053 thanks!

You should be able to, as DJI states in their Q&A section that you can charge it while using it. I believe even the RS3 Pro could run off of a battery bank.

I actually purchased the My Best Buy Total subscription. It was $180, but it gave me two years of Best Buy protection on pretty much every purchase. It also gives you two years of AppleCare on all your Apple purchases through them. So, I already have it covering four products, which would have cost way more than $200 if I had bought coverage for each one individually. If you are only purchasing the drone, it is not worth it, as its yearly cost is $180, so Care Refresh is a lot cheaper. But if you plan on buying other stuff through them it has its perks.

Glad I could help!

I am really glad to hear it! I have not tried the new M3 Pro's, so they might be a bit faster. However, my current M2 Pro 16GB runs pretty much everything that your talking about. I run Mutilpe VScode Windows, Docker, Safari, and Chrome with multiple tabs open, and I have had Xcode open as well, along with three messaging apps and more. When I was testing the M3 Air, it handled the same number of apps with no problem. I really think that unless you get a higher-end Pro model, the air is more than capable when compared to the base model of the MackBook Pro's.

Thank you very much for the answer! I was really looking for a replacement equipment (Since I already have a windows with an i9 and a 4070) and I wanted to buy a MacBook, really thank you very much for your video and all the excellent content you do!

They have submitted the app to Apple and are just waiting for them to approve it. It was supposed to be at the end of last week. But they had to resubmit it and are still working with Apple to get it approved.

​@@RyanPeterson-5053 Thank you for your quick response, Ryan. I can't wait for its approval! I hope it passes quickly. Thanks again for the good product.

​@@RyanPeterson-5053 I am checking every single day whether it is uploaded or not in the Appstore. I can't wait for that.

Ya, I have a case review for the Spigen and Apples case. I prefer Apples for usability. Now I just recently started testing a $15 case (amzn.to/3WmyMav) and a $10 battery case/pouch (amzn.to/3Qvn21N) through Amazon for travel. Its not bad and I will probably do a review on that soon. As far as battery cases, I have only ever used the Belkin one that launched with the AVP. I really like it and have not had any issues. But now that there are so many more options, it might be worth checking some of those out.

I would say that it should run. You might run into some memory issues if you have to many apps running at once. I have never personally tried running on anything less than 16GB. But I tend to have a lot of things running at once.

I totally agree! I would love to not have all my screens reset every time I want to check my messages.

I noticed after some use that it got a bit better. I also loosened the clamp a bit more, and it seemed to help. As far as balancing goes, it really is easier; it also handles bigger rigs alot better then my RS3

For my use case, it is very much needed. I love Apple's screen mirroring! but I hate having to log out of my Apple account to switch my AVP over to my work computer from my personal one. Now I can leave it signed into my personal Mac and just fire up Immersed for my work, which is amazing! It makes working remotely a little easier.

@@RyanPeterson-5053 ahh I see what you mean. I use the mirror feature on the MacBook in my AVP and then just add other screens around it. Or make the mirrored screen so large that I can fit everything with ease. But glad it works for you!!

I have both Quest 3 and the AVP and I think what you are seeing in the screen recordings is not doing it justice. All of the text is clear, and everything is way sharper than in the quest version. Now, as for the 3D environment, I agree that it is not as clean as Vision OS or as user-friendly. I am just really hoping they can work on it in the future.

Its not better. I would say it's useful if you don't have a DJI headset and don't want to pay for one. But native products are always better overall. It's also fun to just see what Vision Pro can do.

DJI FPV headset and a Vision Pro is not the same. I see this video as showcasing more capabilities and options with the Vision Pro. Of course a DJI headset would be better, that's what its made for.

Makes no financial sense either, but I guess someone with a VP isn't really all that bothered about money. As a side note if you have the RC Pro with HDMI output just pick up a cheap analogue FPV headset that does HDMI in, will be better than the Vision pro as far as latency goes and while not better than the DJI Goggles for latency it will cost much less.

Thanks!

It would all come down to your use case. If you are not using it for super-intensive tasks, then the 8gb would be fine. However, if you want to do more with it, then I would go for the 16gb M2. You will lose out on a little processing power, but a little extra RAM wouldn't hurt. As far as screen size and camera go,. I would personally get the bigger screen, but as for the webcam, I have not tested out the M2 Airs camera, so I cannot speak to that. But Apple usually has pretty good, if not the best-built-in, web cameras on the market, at least in my opinion.

Thank you!

Glad to hear it!

The shirt is from gruntstyle.com But I haven't been able to find that exact one on their site. They switch prints every few months. So it might not be there currently.

Thanks, and that is the plan.

Thank you! Ya, I feel a lot better with that on my AVP than when I first got it.

Your welcome. Glad it was helpful.

Ya, I would have liked it to have been a bit bigger while keeping the removability feature.

I found another case on Amazon that I might have to check out. It's a lot like the WaterField but is a hardshell. It's also cheaper by a lot.

Thanks!

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