For us, considering our ministries were 6000 miles away, we decided the latency issue wasn’t worth fighting.įor setup, we ran an Aux mix for the pastor’s head mic and a wireless handheld from the board into the Mac’s line input and just used the internal mic on the iPad. You could offset this with a delay on the audio at FOH (if available). Video and audio were sync’d on the iPad but the projector was about a half second behind. The only problem we had was added latency on the video. I was’t able to get it to work on the PC or Mac with Skype though so I can’t recommend it at this time. It’s advertised as a way to use the iPad’s camera on a Mac or PC. I also tried a app called PocketCam (available on iTunes App Store). The plus is that it’s a bit cheaper though ($4.99 IIRC).
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The developers are able to upsize the iPad’s screen to the full size of the monitor without losing quality and audio is superb.Īnother alternative is an app called Reflection (It works the same as AirServer but it’s full screen mode isn’t exactly full screen – just the normal sized iPad screen with a grey boarder around it. It cost a few bucks ($14.99 or $11.99 with and educational discount at time of writing this) but it’s well worth it.
If HDMI isn’t an option (and you have access to a Mac), check out AirServer (Version 4+ provides mirroring over airplay and it worked perfectly on the first attempt during both testing and live. This is the most expensive option I considered. If your projector has HDMI inputs then you could use and Apple TV and snag the audio at the projector to send back to FOH. Hope this helps someone else who come across this Might be a bit late for you, but I was looking into the same thing for this past weekend.
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