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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dpwhitty11:
I have an HD 6XXX series and it works just fine.

Except that Skyrim runs like ****. It works, but it's utter ****. Mouse has a sensitivity that's over 9000, and using an xbox 360 controller only works to look around.

I know.... Pisses me off. Left a 1 star review for a delivery of lies.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tim.tahtinen:
I posted this in the other thread, but, just to make sure everyone sees it:

Full-screen support works if you have a NVIDIA GPU that doesn't use Optimus switching functionality. This was actually done a while ago, and works with all versions of Splashtop (regular, HD, THD). You can read about it here.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DeKubus:
NOWHERE in the description of the app does it state you NEED a NVIDIA Card to have certain features, just that these cards are recommended. Last product I bought from Splashtop, ever.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dpwhitty11:
This, a thousand times over^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tim.tahtinen:
If you look closely, the THD description says nothing about playing full-screen 3D games. That's a feature that's supported by Splashtop Streamer, because it's the piece actually collecting the data from the computer. I imagine there's some sort of low-level tie-in that has to be done on the graphics card to support this high-quality, low-latency video that they're pulling.

If ATI wanted to, they could probably get Splashtop to offer the same level of support with their cards. Who knows, at this point, if they have, or if Splashtop is exclusively in NVIDIA's pocket.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DeKubus:
Don't know anything about the implementation, but my guess is the Streamer emulates a monitor to fetch the data from the graphics card. At least that's the way I would do things if I had to implement such a software. Any card is capable of doing that. My guess is it is really an exclusivity thing with NVIDIA.

Oh and btw, I never planned on playing any fancy 3D games, I think the task I need Splashtop to perform could be handled even by my good old Riva TNT :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tim.tahtinen:
Oh, god, I hope you don't plan on displaying more than an 80s terminal. ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Andreas527:
little slow on understanding this.

Have a Asus N53SN that have Nvidia GT550M and the Intel HD optimus thing.

If i want to make splashtop work best should i some way kill,turn off the intel graphics and make the computer only run on the GT550M? Or can i make it so when i connect to splashtop it switch from Intel HD to GT550M?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DeKubus:
Nah, but would fancy some Blade Runner, so 90s it is :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] redandblack1287:
So I have an nvidia gtx 260m on my laptop, and so far this app works extremely well for everything I've tried. They need to make the mouse and prime keyboard work better before you can really use it for gaming, but I played League of Legends in full screen and it actually works pretty well. I used my mouse and keyboard connected to my computer, and it was completely playable, so hopefully once they get the input stuff figured out and add some game profiles, this will be a pretty sweet app if you have an nvidia card already. I also played stepmania some, but that didn't go nearly as well, haha...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Khyrdantai:
I just tried it out, runs like sh*t. However I'm guessing the computer and tablet both have to be sitting directly next to the router, or at least in the same room.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I know..we already have a thread further along on new splashtop. lol oh well..its a great app regardless.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rand4ll:
Your computer should only be using one of these anyways. Why would you ever use your Intel integrated graphics over a dedicated card? Should disable the Intel one so you can free up whatever ram it has partitioned off for itself.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dude2k5:
Played Skyrim. Used Onlive Controller. Worked.

edit: it kinda does, but then gets weird. Damnit.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MirQoo:
skyrim with logitech f310 controller works like charm. fps could be better (on desktop i have around 80fps and on laptop its around 20 i would say, from the looks of it), but its playable.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jyan_osu:
I posted this in the general thread but..

So my setup is a i7 2600K with a Gigabyte Z68 motherboard with onboard video connections to take advantage of the Intel HD graphics of the i7 chip. I have a GeForce GTX 580 video card and a dual monitor setup. Couldn't for the life of me get full screen Skyrim working and someone here said that only window mode was supported and that they used a borderless mod..

So I tried unplugging the second monitor. That didn't work. Tried reinstalling drivers on my Windows 7 64-bit machine. That didn';t work.. Contacted Splashtop and they suggested me disabling the Intel graphics option on the mobo. Did that and uninstalled the drivers.. Still windowed mode and Splashtop still didn't say Optimized for NVIDIA.. Then I got this email:

The settings for dual-display-chip case is a little complicated, we also experienced this on ASUS motherboard, not sure same as yours, please take as a reference.

1.check your motherboard, it should have a HDMI interface, attach another monitor with HDMI cable. This is the most important step to be able to utilize nvidia display. (in our case, nvidia display is not default used display)

2.exit Splashtop streamer from system tray

3.find Splashtop streamer program icon(not shortcut) from Windows Start menu, then right click on it

4.you can see a context menu pop-up, and a menu item/sub-menu like "execute by GPU processor.../..nvidia..."

5.by this way, you can see Optimize for Geforce enabled.

Please have a try.

So, I plugged in an HDMI cable from the motherboard to the second unplugged monitor. I rebooted and BAM, Splashtop says Optimized for NVIDIA now. I didn't have to do steps 2-5.

I connected with my Prime and loaded up Skyrim. Finally, it played full screen and it played really really well. No borderless mod, no windows.. It was true full screen.

I'm going to try it with my LTE hotspot next and try USB mouse later on.. but yes, you can get full screen gaming with the right setup and have it play really really well.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Uberjim:
it must have changed as i can clearly see it states

Notice: This version is only compatible with NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 equipped tablets (Ice Cream Sandwich). To play Skyrim in FULL screen mode, you need a computer with NVIDIA GeForce graphics card or else the game can only be played in windowed view. Please visit http://bit.ly/ymiiFg for more details.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DeKubus:
You are right, they changed the description.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Kupfel:
Haha I spent forever trying to get this to work with full screen games but it kept saying it doesn't support apps that require direct screen access or something. Tried everything including installing the most recent drivers etc. Nothing worked. Then I reallized that I was playing the steam version and after starting games it shows a little notification on bottom right about having access to the steam community blahblah. Disabled that notification in steam settings and it works !!!

Running great. Tried skyrim and kingdoms of amalur.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pokku:
Other good way to get full screen apps to work is to close all the other monitors you have. I closed my secondary monitor so it didn´t show up in the screen settings anymore and full screen software started to work instantly.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clouds5:
Does anyone here know what version we actually have preinstalled on the prime?

In the app settings it says Splashtop Remote (there's an HD in the icon picture) and its version 1.1.0.6. Nothing similar in the app store and it cant be updated through the app store.

Is it just a very old Splashtop HD version? Or a custom thing for the prime? I really like the THD version which i bought, but its not that great for office/browser use because of missing features like scolling and zooming.

But i'm really not prepared to pay twice for the HD version just to get the extra zooming features.

The problem with the preinstalled version: It disconnects all the time (something they fixed in newer versions according to the market Changelog "Fixed continuously disconnect issue on Ice Cream Sandwich issue").

Do you know if there are plans to add the features to the THD version as well?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gen1321:
Who Does anyone have apk?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Kupfel:
The market does.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MinusTheOh:
I'm also curious about some of these questions as well. I constantly get disconnected since updating to ICS but never put two and two together. It's a shame if it's true we won't get any updates to it.

My only question to add to this is that I'm looking to use this primarily for video editing on the go. I basically want to be able to crack open my Prime with the keyboard while traveling, and acces my Mac at home with Final Cut/Adobe Premiere on it, and be able to make edits and playback the video with no problem. From the looks of it, THD seems more focused on gaming, so should I just stick with what I have?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JustPourmoi:
SPLASHTOP HD : I've a problem when the prime is docking.

My dock is a french dock.

When I use it whis Splashtop, it is recognized as a US keyboard.

Someone there a solution? (.15 Premium v1)

:=)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TaIz82:
I want to try this apps so bad but I cannot....purchase is not available in our country yet...hmmm :mad: :(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chillaxx:
Bought the app. Works well. But there are some drawbacks? Or is this my lack of knowledge about the right settings/constraints?

I want to play Battlefield 3 via this app. Is this possible? Tried to play but the Origin app needed to start BF3 does not show on the screen when i open it? Also the internet speed drops considerably when connection is active. This does not leave bandwith to play online(20 M/bit connection). Does anyone have a sollution? Or is this just not possible?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chucky7910:
I bought and tried splashtop THD last night and it works great. I was able to play any of my games fullscreen....even diablo III beta. There was no lag at all between when I clicked my mouse on the TFP and the response from the game. the THD version is definitely better then the one that comes with the TFP. I compared them side to side and the THD version has much much faster and has better graphics.

The only problem i had was playing oblivion....for some reason I couldn't get the controls to work...despite the fact that diablo III beta worked flawlessly.

If you have an Nvidia GPU I would definitely recommend getting this.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] obelis:
what upload speed is needed

I understand this work best on the same network, but has any one tried connection outside of shared network and if so what up load speed is needed. Any info is appreciated
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Bawb3:
He

I was wondering this myself. I imagine the source upload speed needs to be pretty damn good. It will also depend on your ISP and how good they're connected to the WANs your stream is traveling through. Theoretically it should work decently but I have my doubts.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Kupfel:
The picture quality isn't that great. As for streaming videos off of your computer I would suggest emit. Emit is bloody awesome! Make sure to increase video bitrate in settings though. I use 3000 for the transformer.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] maxcovergold:
:cool:

Out of curiosity I tired to connect to my machine front a mates house using my phones hsdpa [or whatever's called] and couldn't be believe that I could actually use the PC. My internet connection is awful at home, 350kbps down and prob an 1/8th of that up.

Obviously it was far more highly compressed and grainy, but I even managed to open an episode of American dad and it played with no more lag than I get off my wifi.

I assume I must have a prime with slightly dodgy wifi if I'm sure my equipment is up to scratch and best to wifi but still couldn't watch video using splashtop thd?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Andreas527:
Hi

Would really appreciate if someone could explain in a simple way how to set up your computer so you can play games. Splashtop is working properly and can control your computer, etc. but it does not work with games

Laptop.

Windows 7

Asus N53SN

Intel i7-2630QM

Intel HD

GeForce-550M

When you right-click the shortcut Splashtop I have decided that it should start with Nvidia graphics.

Edit: Get it to work now
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gen1321:
Put please an cracked apk
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rand4ll:
Reported. You have been told in more than one thread that xda is not a place for cracked apk or other warez type stuff. Plus it's just wrong, quit stealing from working people's pockets and buy the app it you want it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rand4ll:
I still do not understand why you have your integrated Intel graphics enabled when you have a dedicated video card. Did you build this PC yourself and setup all the hardware in OS or did it come this way? You are only going to be using one graphics device at any one time unless you constantly move your video output cable be it HDMI or dvi around on the back of your PC...lol
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] halloumi3:
It's a laptop, he says as much.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mr. Clown:
Can you please stop doing this? Next and you are out.

Back on topic.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Andreas527:
Don't make fun of me. If you can't help don't answer.

The laptop comes this way.. I don't know any manufacturer that allows you to build your own laptop, notebook. Do You?

It have the Optimus that works that if you run simple tasks it runs in the Intel graphics and when you start a game it automatic switch to the Nvidia card.

Have tried to shout off the Intel HD but the screen goes black

What I understand is that Splashtop work best with a Nvidia card.. So I would like to know how I can forced my computer to use the Nvidia card when Splashtop starts running,

On second thought don't bother to answer or try helping me out..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rand4ll:
OK, there is an easy way to fix this.

And I didn't make any fun, they are legitimate questions and was unaware you had a laptop as you either never stated that fact or I missed it.

I won't bother letting you know my credentials for backing up how I would help, though I'm sure someone else here easily can.

Sorry to damage your sensibility.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] halloumi3:
To be fair, he stated he had a laptop, as I pointed out earlier. Not to mention that he listed his hardware which consisted of laptop parts.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rand4ll:
Yeah, my bad probably just overlooked it and apologize for missing that point. My assertion minus custom building yourself still stands however.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Coderedpl:
1. There are companies that let you customize the laptop hardware (ie: dell & hp), there are also companies that sell customized laptops i believe

2. I think there might be a setting in the nvidia control panel.

Right click on desktop -> Nvidia Control Panel -> Under 3D settings -> Manage 3d Settings -> then you might see the option to select nvidia card. You can also make it program specific i believe
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Andreas527:
Yes you are right about the settings menu.. Have been looking around there and have chosen to use the Nvidia card for Splashtop and always/all programs but it don't seems to go active when starting or connect to Splashtop.

Maybe I over looking things or how I should say and Splashtop and my computer works like it should?

and my bad English doesn't directly helps when trying to explain.

- Computer is on = Intel HD

- Starting Splashtop streamer on computer = Intel HD still runs

- Starting THD on Prime and connect it to my Computer = Intel HD still runs.

- Starting a game that i get to run in windowed mode = Nvidia graphics kicks in and run.

- Ending game = Back to Intel HD

In windows device manager i can inactive the Intel HD, and If I do so my computer screen goes black, and It indicate that it runs on Nvidia card and Splashtop still works on Prime so i can use Prime to activate Intel HD again so I get the computer screen going again.

Am i Asking for to much if i want it to run on Nvidia card when i just browsing or typing and not playing games?

And are there any way to make all games on the computer to open I windowed mode so it can be played using Splashtop?

@rand4ll

Sorry for overreacting and that I maybe read,understood what you wrote the wrong way.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] OstiasMoscas:
Yes it's possible. I've played some BF3 single player on it, but it was pretty laggy and the controls weren't exactly great, granted I used my x360 controller and not KB/M. I had no problems with opening Origin. Have you tried opening origin on your PC before you connect your Prime?

I agree with you though, it's an okay app, but not at all perfect.

I wrote a short review for a site where I posted some screens with my Prime running BF3:

On the other hand, Mass Effect 3 works pretty well. It even works with the X360 controller, which is kinda funny cos the game only supports KB/M :p

That being said I really hope they find a way to make the streaming more efficient somehow, to improve FPS while gaming.

I get over 60 fps while playing BF3 on my PC, but only about 15fps while playing it on my Prime. With Mass Effect 3 and Skyrim I get a somewhat better result on my Prime. I suspect it's because they aren't too graphically intensive when compared to BF3.

Also, when I stream 1080p and 720p movies the quality seems to get reduced. It looks better than SD, but I doubt it's the original resolution (or 1280x720 or what the max resolution on the Prime is). Streaming does work pretty well though, although I get slight audio lag at times.

Are there ways to optimize Splashtop THD performance?

If it matters I have a 30mb/s up and 5/mb down connection.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rand4ll:
No problem at all man. And I apologize that I didn't know English wasn't your first language as you speak it well and now knowing that I can see how my statements were misconstrued.

Can you post a screenshot of your device manager screen with display adapter section expanded? I don't know why a computer would ever simultaneously use onboard and dedicated graphics at the same time. You should be able to drive your laptop screen with either without issue.

Let me see a screenshot and we can try to go from there. My next suggestion would probably be to update your driver for the geforce card and see if you can set it to drive your laptop screen so you can completely disable your Intel integrated.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ear0wax:
Ok few simple solutions to try here,

1.In the bios you should have a choice of setting the card to dedicated only (meaning the nvidia card)

2.also in the Nvidia control panel theres a option to disable the power saving features of optimus, and make the system use just the dedicated only

3. If you cannot find these options after updating to latest drivers, goto the manage 3d settings tab then program setting profiles and make a new profile for the splashtop streamer app by clicking add and browsing to the splashtop exe then find the settings for which cuda gpu to use, also set power management to max performance and change any other options you find to use the dedicated card
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Andreas527:
Splashtop THD have been updated. Looks that they changed the name to, or have it said Gamepad before?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.splashtop.remote.pad.thd&feature=search_result

v1.0.1.5

#Supports more games:

Skyrim

PES2012

WOW

DiabloIII

Civilization V

Portal 2

#Improve external mouse and keyboard support

#Hide/show on-screen game maneuver
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] grivy:
They also fixed the bug where you would get disconnected when (dis)connecting the dock
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] borgenhaust:
Optimus - why you can't disable Intel graphics

For those with Dell laptops using Optimus technology you *cannot* disable the intel HD graphics and solely use the Nvidia. Don't think of it as having two separate video cards... think of it as having one and a half. The easiest way to explain is that they share hardware/processes and that you can think of the Nvidia card as being an alternative engine in the same vehicle.

For the most part the system is pretty good at picking the appropriate hardware to use based on whether or not it is a 3D application but in the case of this software I believe it's a problem with the client. Some games also have the problem of not detecting the Nvidia (some can be forced to use it and some can't through settings in the Nvidia control panel). The game you run on the system will detect the nvidia through optimus, but the streamer software is only detecting it as an Intel HD card. Unless/until the client software can somehow be programmed to detect optimus, we're going to be out of luck (which sucks... wish I dug deeper to find this all out before I bought the app).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] normskilight:
I don't think you know what nvidia optimus is or how it works.

The OP has a laptop with a nvidia GPU onboard but not in the classical sense driving the display. Infact I don't think the ramdacs are even physically connected to anything. Instead through the collaborated Intel/nvidia drivers the nvidia chip can render and deliver the image via the chip set or memory im not sure of the specifics. Its my understanding that only the Intel graphics (well the Intel GPU is on the CPU but you get what I'm trying to say) is physically wired to the dvi/HDMI/VGA.

Because of this unique collaboration between intel and nvidia the support for splashtop to be able to interact with the nvidia chip for frame buffer duplication or whatever wizzardry they use to "optimize for geforce" would have to be supported by the driver.

Currently the driver can only utilise the power of the gerforce or drawing/rendering.... DirectX/opengl.

I'm not sure the cuda cores are fully usable but that's another issue.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GeknGekn:
Is it possible to get arabic characters to show propely connected on the Note? I badly need it!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barthezzV2:
Yes you can, flash the United Arab Emirates stock image from the stock list in the dev forum, this will even give you a nice arabic swype keyboard, if you are running a custom rom, i believe there is a zip installer that you can use through CWM to give you arabic support, do a search for it, im sure you ll find it.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] aerosign:
I made an app for Android targeting phones. I am working with Eclipse and using "Android Virtual Devices" (developer.android.com/guide/developing/devices/index.html) to test the app on all sorts of phones.

Is it possible to use the CM7 Alpha12 ROM and load it into an Android Virtual device?

I know this is hardly NOOK specific but then again, I'd like to test my app as close as possible to the CM7 ROM for the NOOK.

Cheers
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lavero.burgos:
Do Not Post Questions In The General Section - All Must Read -
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] O_G:
Moved To Q&A​

Thanks aerosign for contacting me asking for this to be moved​
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Mike_IronFist:
It's based on the same version of Android as any other CM 7 build, including phone versions; that is, it's based on Gingerbread. So.. probably.

I recommend a "try first" attitude with this sort of thing. There's no harm in attempting it first and then asking if it's doable if you have trouble getting it done.