Really? That is kind of cool. I haven't had any reason to use it with a projector yet so I didn't know that.
I wonder how many of the problems with PDFs are unique to PowerPoint-originated presentations (or those created by its open-source imitators). In math we never use PowerPoint or PowerPoint clones to make presentations, we produce them directly from LaTeX documents. I don't have an adapter so I can't test it on my own Edge but maybe someone else can download a Beamer/LaTeX-created PDF and see if it has the same problems.
Quote:
|
And there is even a bigger problem: it is very difficult to go to the next slide. When touching the screen to scroll to the next slide or to position a slide correctly, it automatically zooms in uncontrollable and it is difficult to postion the new slide centered on the lcd screen.
|
That might be solved by attaching an external keyboard. Can you move to the next slide using the arrow keys as you do with a PDF or PowerPoint presentation on a computer?
The color issue for PDFs on the e-ink side is probably easily repairable too; the e-ink side's software must have color information (otherwise it wouldn't be able to send a color snapshot of a PDF to the LCD side). It's just a matter of getting it to send the color information to the projector app.