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00:00:00 – 00:08:42
The video focuses on setting up and using GeForce Now on the iPad Mini (2021) via the Safari browser since the app isn't in the App Store. The presenter provides a step-by-step guide, including adding the service to the home screen and logging in. Key challenges include the limited functionality of a mouse within Apple's interface on Safari and the issues with gamepad connectivity, which can be partly mitigated by a good network connection. Despite these technical constraints, the keyboard performs adequately. The discussion also addresses how users can integrate their existing Steam or Epic Game Launcher accounts to avoid purchasing new game copies, critiquing companies like EA and Ubisoft for necessitating repurchases. GeForce Now is presented as a cost-effective gaming solution compared to traditional gaming rigs and current graphics cards.
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In this segment, the presenter demonstrates how to set up GeForce Now on an iPad Mini (2021) using Safari, since it is not available on the App Store. The steps include navigating to ‘play.geforcenow.com’, adding it to the home screen, and logging in. The presenter warns that while the setup works well with a gamepad, using a mouse is less effective due to limited support in Safari. They showcase connecting a USB-C dongle to the iPad Mini for additional peripherals like HDMI, USB, and an SD card reader, and proceed to connect a mouse and keyboard, highlighting the technological constraints.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the challenges of using a mouse and keyboard with Apple’s interface, specifically mentioning issues like the mouse not functioning properly and the camera resetting position when trying to scroll. They highlight that the problem lies with Safari’s limitations rather than the application being used. The speaker notes that while the keyboard functions well, the mouse pointer is more usable compared to Android but still problematic. They also mention trying to resolve an issue with a gamepad not working properly and suggest that having a good network can improve performance. Finally, they touch on the subscription cost for the service and its cost-effectiveness compared to current graphics cards.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses a gaming app or service available on platforms like the Play Store or App Store. They describe how on-screen controls can be enabled, although they don’t recall the exact method. The service allows users to connect their existing Steam or Epic Game Launcher accounts, so users don’t need to buy new copies of games they already own, unlike some other streaming services. The speaker critiques companies like EA and Ubisoft for making users repurchase games. They highlight that the streaming service supports a wide range of games in their library and recommend it as a good alternative to owning a gaming rig. The segment ends with a call to action to like and subscribe to the channel.