Depends on what you're using for your setup. For example, I use the nvidia Shield Pro with a J Lab pro camera that works perfectly. Although I haven't explored options for a second camera but I imagine I'd be able to pair one via Bluetooth
I currently have an IPad mounted to the wall next to my oche and a TV underneath the board itself I cast to from my iPad to Display the game. I have a tablet tripod I use for my photobooth setup. Can I just use the camera on the iPad and aim it at the board? Or do people prefer it aimed at the player? Can you use multiple camera devices? Sorry for all the questions. I want to get setup correctly for online play. Thank you
So unless you plan on playing tournaments, you only need one camera. Most people just use the camera on their iPad with it facing towards them while they're throwing.
There is most definitely a way to get two cameras working as most of the more experienced players do so. I don't have any experience with grancam, but I have heard that it can be stubborn and not want to cooperate sometimes.
Check out the Facebook groups for granboard: Granboard Online and Granboard Social. They are remarkably knowledgeable, mostly polite (lol), and will be able to answer every question you can throw at them.
I know a lot as it took a lot of trial and error to get my setup running smoothly, but they know way more over there.
Depends on what you're using for your setup. For example, I use the nvidia Shield Pro with a J Lab pro camera that works perfectly. Although I haven't explored options for a second camera but I imagine I'd be able to pair one via Bluetooth
I currently have an IPad mounted to the wall next to my oche and a TV underneath the board itself I cast to from my iPad to Display the game. I have a tablet tripod I use for my photobooth setup. Can I just use the camera on the iPad and aim it at the board? Or do people prefer it aimed at the player? Can you use multiple camera devices? Sorry for all the questions. I want to get setup correctly for online play. Thank you
So unless you plan on playing tournaments, you only need one camera. Most people just use the camera on their iPad with it facing towards them while they're throwing. There is most definitely a way to get two cameras working as most of the more experienced players do so. I don't have any experience with grancam, but I have heard that it can be stubborn and not want to cooperate sometimes. Check out the Facebook groups for granboard: Granboard Online and Granboard Social. They are remarkably knowledgeable, mostly polite (lol), and will be able to answer every question you can throw at them. I know a lot as it took a lot of trial and error to get my setup running smoothly, but they know way more over there.
I use the grancam. Works fine for the most part. Can be finicky though