Perhaps it doesn't work on the Pine64? UPDATE: did try it again, still doesn't work regardless of what USB device I plugged in. That's how I downloaded and installed it. RESPONSE TO BELOW COMMENT: Actually, RemixOS does support the play store.
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Is there a manual or any kind of official guidance at all? If I can find out what I"m not doing that I'm supposed to be doing then I'll update my review but, right now, this is useless to me and will be uninstalled. So, why isn't it working? Searched the forums and tried the suggestion of manually entering the device IP address but, no effect. In theory, I should be able to use your software to plug my controller into my android box and my streaming computer will think I plugged it into it. Ond in particular is a RC flight simulator program that can use my RC controller via a USB interface. I'm trying to use this while streaming games via Moonlight to my android device running RemixOS. I just wish I didn't have to carry it around with me and could use my current Android phone instead. In the meantime, I bought a GLiNet MT300Nv2 and installed VirtualHere on there. For Android, it would make a lot of sense to offer a "pro" version of the app that includes the license key, but that is tied to the GMail account rather than to the client hardware. I don't get *that* much use out of this tool. $50 isn't a lot for a great tool, but things start adding up, if I have to pay $50 every year. I can take all of my other software with me, except for this one. I change my Android devices quite regularly, and for that matter, I change my laptops frequently too. But tying the license to the hardware is awkward. It wouldn't be fair, if a single license would end up being used by hundreds of people in a company. I understand that the developer wants to make sure they get paid per user. I use it to bring USB devices to my cloud-based virtual machines.
I tried several other products that promise to do the same, and nothing really compares.
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