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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 29, 2014
  • January 5, 2022
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Transform your phone into a virtual remote for your projector. Instantly focus your projector with a snapshot of the image. Seamlessly control your projector using Google or Alexa voice assistants after setup.

βœ“Virtual projector remote
βœ“Automatic image focus
βœ“Google Assistant integration
βœ“Alexa integration
βœ“Phone-based control
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What's New in vRemote

3.2

January 5, 2022

Supports 64-bit and new UI.

User reviews

Useless

You need to add the device through QR code

QR code fails even with newest firmware

Absolute trash from a company that should be able to make a simple Mobile app. The crazy thing is that these oversights will cost them sales as professionals aren’t up for using broken tools. So dumb it’s laughable. Shame on you Viewsonic.

QR invalid

QR code doesn’t work; app is useless.

Forces a QR Code. Projector has none

The app requires you to scan a QR code. The project has no QR code on it. There is no workaround for this. There is no ability to add any projector information manually. This problem seems to have existed for over three years, and it appears that the developers have not bothered to make any changes.
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Kept telling me invalid QR code.. waste of time..

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FAQ

What is vRemote?

vRemote is a virtual remote control application designed to operate your projector directly from your smartphone. It offers features like automatic image focusing and integration with voice assistants.

How does vRemote help with focus?

vRemote can automatically focus your projector by taking a simple snapshot of the projected image. This feature aims to provide a quick and easy way to achieve a clear picture.

Can I control my projector with my voice using vRemote?

Yes, after completing the vRemote setup process, you can control your projector using Google Assistant or Alexa voice commands. This allows for hands-free operation.

What devices does vRemote support?

vRemote is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to work with compatible projectors.

How often is vRemote updated?

The latest version of vRemote, 3.2, was released on January 5, 2022. The app has been available since June 29, 2014, indicating a history of updates.

What is the user rating for vRemote?

vRemote has a user rating of 1.2 stars based on 26 ratings. This indicates a low user satisfaction based on available data.

Does vRemote have ads?

No, vRemote does not contain advertisements. The application is free to download and use without interruptions from ads.

What is the age rating for vRemote?

vRemote has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users aged four and above. This suggests it is designed for general audience use.