Just what I wanted
I have been a photographer for over 50 years. I have a Mac mini with a nice 27” Lenovo monitor at the end my desk at the end of our dining room. I wanted a simple program to run ongoing slide shows so that whenever we are at the dinner table, we can enjoy all kinds of photos. This program does exactly what I wanted. No more and no less. In addition to showing the slides it has a feature you can turn on and off the zooms into faces of photos with people. You can also play music with your slide shows.
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Slide show editing
No Editing!
Response from developer
Hi, thanks for your review! Not sure what you mean by editing. You can change the order of the photos and videos. Can also define timing (for photos), add music, etc. Those settings are applied to all photos, for simplicity. We are trying to keep the app as simple as possible. Would you like to define timing and settings individually for photos? Would appreciate your feedback, here or e-mail us to support@veprit.com
A Bit Clunky
The app does send a slideshow to my TV. However, once started there is no way to fast forward or pause or rewind. The video timeline on my iPad does not sync with the actual slideshow, so if I rewind on my tablet nothing happens on the TV.
Also, the app doesn’t send images to the TV, it sends a video of images. The app takes the images you add to a slideshow and processes them into a video, which takes a while. Not for last-minute presentations.
I also wish the slideshow could tell what resolution/size my original images are so it doesn’t blow up lower resolution images so large. I hates me a pixelated image, but sometimes that’s all I can get from my sources.
Also, the app doesn’t send images to the TV, it sends a video of images. The app takes the images you add to a slideshow and processes them into a video, which takes a while. Not for last-minute presentations.
I also wish the slideshow could tell what resolution/size my original images are so it doesn’t blow up lower resolution images so large. I hates me a pixelated image, but sometimes that’s all I can get from my sources.
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