Did you know that you can use your iPad as a productivity device? That it’s not just for entertainment and reading? You did? OH. Then you must be a subscriber to the Tech Guide.
All jokes aside, even 4 years after its release, the thought “iPad is a luxury device” would no longer be relevant. It’s certainly not as efficient as a laptop. But then again it doesn’t mean okay. That’s why it doesn’t come with a keyboard. Although attaching a Bluetooth keyboard to the iPad works great.
But I’m straying from the point. iPad, being iPad, can do things that laptops and phones can’t. For instance, today we’re going to learn how you can turn your iPad into a complete remote typewriter with user-controlled scroll speeds, external display support, and even mirroring for users. for real professionals.
Where can this Teleprompter app be useful?
Anytime you want to show some text in the hall to someone. The text doesn’t have to be scrolled, it can also be used as a note.
Of course, a teleprompter can be used in any event involving public speaking. It could be rehearsal for your first event in kindergarten, for the biggest debate contest in the state, for a reality TV show (or maybe a YouTube video). .
The possibilities are endless.
Remote Reminder for Pro: For the professional who doesn’t want to spend thousands of dollars on a remote reminder, there are slightly cheaper options. For under a thousand dollars you can get an iPad compatible device. All you need to do is launch the app, enable mirroring and slide in iPad.
iPrompt Pro
The design of iPrompt Pro hasn’t been updated since iOS 6, but that crime is easy to overlook after perusing its features.
On the left pane, you will see a lot of settings. From here, you can change the font, text color, size, and background color to suit your needs.
When it comes to reminder settings, we have orientation mode, scroll speed, an external display connector, and a Mirrored Display option for professionals.
Touch + in the top right, paste the text from your article or script and title it. To start playing a file, tap the . icon Share button and select Begin. Playback takes up the entire screen, and you can tap once on the screen to pause or tap twice for options (and to exit).
iPrompt Pro is a free app, but you’ll have to see ads for the remote control of the typewriter that the app maker sells. There is also a prompt to verify that you are not using the remote every time you start playing. To get rid of that, change Remote type in settings to Do not have.
LCD4Video
LCD4Video is a very simple application. All you need to do is paste in your script and hit Begin button to start. From the toolbar at the top, you can change the scroll speed, text size, and start delay. Use Quicken tap the button next to it Finished to use mirroring mode.
The great thing about LCD4Video is that you can edit text while it’s scrolling.
iPrompt Pro vs LCD4Video: Which is for you?
iPrompt Pro, as the title suggests, has more features and gives you more control over playback, including font adjustments, while LCD4Video does not.
iPrompt Pro also has great document management capabilities, so if you have more than a few documents, iPrompt Pro is the easy choice.
LCD4Video is for beginners or those who want a simple app to use once or twice.
How do you use remote prompts?
Do you use Teleprompter applications in your life? How? Let us know in the comments below.
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