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The VNC mouse clicks are totally unnatural when it is linked to an iPad. The GUI is very unlike when you VNC to an iPad from a desktop computer. I have not found the lack of touch interface to be limiting when using ASIAIR on a computer screen.

For the IPA file, there should be something in one of the menus that says 'Export IPA' or something like that (if memory serves, it is in the same menu right under 'Import IPA').

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iMazingapp suffix may just be some archive of the user preferences - most people will only need to archive that. I suspect an iPad Air is even better for Polar Alignment, but I don't have one of those, and my iPod Touch screen is too darn small to squint at for Polar Alignment.

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It might be, I just have not tried it.Īn iPad works perfectly for me (my 12.9' iPad Pro has pretty much the screen size of the 13' MacBook Pro :-) and I take the oldest and lightest iPad Pro (9.7') out to do Polar Alignment. However, whether you can then use TestFlight to fetch the beta is a different story. TestFlight does not appear on the M1 App Store, but it may just be possible to get an IPA of TestFlight by using iMazing. I have not yet tried to see if it is possible to get TestFlight betas of ASIAIR. I.e., if ASIAIR at the app store is at v1.5.1, and the iPad is still running v1.5, it appears that you can only save the IPA of v1.5.1. It does not appear to be possible to fetch the IPA of the ASIAIR version that is on the iPad. I think you can only save the IPA of the current ASIAIR released software. Then downloaded the ASIAIR app into iMazing - at that point, I could save the IPA file to the Mac's Desktop. Then select the mounted iPad in iMazing, and navigated to the ASIAIR app. To get the IPA, I simply launched iMazing, then plugged in the iPad (to Mac's USB port). I still use iTunes to do very simple things like copying Kindle and eBooks from the Mac to the iPads, but for anything else, iMazing is a much better tool.

I have licensed iMazing for over a year now.

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This way, when (not if) ZWO introduce some show stopping bugs in ASIAIR, you can always go back to an older IPA (just like going back to an older APK file on Android).Īruckle Does iMazing require the app to be a purchased with license to create the IPA file version? As long as you also save an old firmware copy. I have not yet tried two instances of ASIAIR on macOS yet to see if I can control two different ASIAIR hardware from two windows on the macOS screen.Ī hidden advantage is of course the ability to squirrel away the IPA files. iMazing creates an IPA file, and when that is clicked, macOS creates an Application bundle for ASIAIR in the /Applications folder with the standard ASIAIR icon. Installing the ASIAIR iOS app is very smooth and simple by using the iMazing application. Main disadvantage? You need to enter your Latitude and Longitude manually to the initial window of ASIAIR, since the Mac (at least the 13' MacBook Pro) does not have a GPS chip.

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So, using an M1 Mac with a full frame ASI6200 camera under 1x1 binning could actually be very useful. With a MacBook Pro M1, the download speed is about the same (viz., limited by the network speed from the ASIAIR), but the lag from the time the image is downloaded to the point it is displayed on the screen is about half the time of the iPad. With a ASI2600 camera and an iPad Pro running ASIAIR v1.5.1, after an image is downloaded with 1x1 binning, the progress wheel would run for about 6 seconds before the APS-C sized image is displayed on the ASIAIR Preview window. The M1 MacBook Pro would just be another option, if it works I don't see the advantage of using a non-multi-touch interface to control an app that is written to use touch interface.Īha, there is an advantage of using the M1 Mac to run ASIAIR. No biggie, since I have three iPad pro (different generation and screen sizes) that already work with ASIAIR (not to mention the tiny iPod touch :-). I am in no big rush to try it since I don't have my M1 Mac yet, anyway. Other than that, just wait to see if ZWO will opt in to allow ASIAIR to run on the M1 chip. The current Beta is v1.5.1, so be sure to back up your microSD card before you try that route, so you can revert to the released 1.5 version. ZWO could have opted out of that too, though. ipa files there):Ī remote possibility is to first download TestFlight, and see if you can download the ASIAIR beta from there. There are some hints here (also, try and sync your iPad to the Mac, and look in your user's iTunes/iTunes Media folder to see if there is any.

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Aruckle ASIair app does not appear on the Apple iOS App store, and I am not sure how to download it on my iPad Pro and transfer to the Apple Silicon Mac Mini.

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