Vision Card on iPod Touch

[blazini]

I have an Ipod touch how would I go about getting PVC on my Ipod so i dont have to print them out. My PC and 360 use the same monitor :(

[jimmcq]

I don't have iTunes in front of me, but somewhere in there is an option to sync photos onto the device... I seem to recall a 'photo' tab in there with the 'music' tab when you're looking at the settings for that device in iTunes.

[rashberry]

We have tested with the Ipod Touch, so we know it will work once you get the PV cards on to it. You then need to view them full screen as the display isn't very large. I know we had problems with the screen fading down on some devices quite quickly (saves battery time), so you might need to adjust those settings. It's also worth making sure you've got the camera setup nicely and working with what printed examples you do have before moving to non-printed media.

Rashberry

[blazini]

i printed out filippo and peckanmix cards they are really big.

[BIGsheep]

So you don't waste ink/paper, they only need to be the size of a playing card (slightly large just to be safe) so feel free to adjust the print size.

[GuOeR84]

Anyone has done that successfully yet ? Uploading the vision card images to your ipod/itouch/phone and then using the vision camera to scan it ?

I've been trying with my n73 but no success ! :(

[gothi]

Working great here on my iPhone, works great at night due to the screen being backlit :)

[saraleigh]

I get my BF to scan them from the laptop while I play and it seems to work better than scanning from paper. We did turn up the brightness of the laptop screen though.

[o Potential o]

my monitors are too far away...but when my brother gets home ill use his touch.
OR
is it possible that you can use an iPod Video?

[jimmcq]

my monitors are too far away...but when my brother gets home ill use his touch.
OR
is it possible that you can use an iPod Video?

The screen on an iPod video is probably too small to work.

[rashberry]

The screen on an iPod video is probably too small to work.

That's true, the same probably goes for the Nokia phone mentioned earlier in this thread.

The screen must be about the size of a regular playing card or bigger. Usually these screens are at least 320x240 resolution, which is about the minimum. The problem with smaller screens is that the camera cannot focus on anything less than about 5-6 inches away, which is about the distance that a player card fills the cameras view.

Rashberry