12-13-2022, 10:35 PM
I can report that I succeed in restoring my 23 GB Backup on my iPad with the latest build. Probably it could have worked with previous build because I was struggling with the restrictions of iOS.
I couldn't backup/restore with dropbox and google drive because my backup was to big for my accounts. I uploaded to PCloud then (it's on the list of cloud service you'll support, right?), then
made it locally available on the iPad. I couldn't restore it from there. I had to export it once again from there to the iPad to the file system (I choose the MSP dir).
From the I could restore the backup very quickly and without any error warnings. I really like iOS/the iPad how it works smoothly with MSP, also with Bluetooth paging (better than on my Android device and on my Windows device)
which why I will use it for my sheetmusic.
But I really dislike everything else about iOS (file restrictions, design decisions, price and so on). I don't see the intuitivity and I am glad that you're bringing over the UI from Android/Windows, Mike.
I couldn't check the restored database thoroughly but it looks good so far. Before that I tried "restoring" the database by syncing with my Windows device. I always got to about 7 %. I think mostly it stopped because of a cut
WiFi connection. I'm not sure if this coincides with when the screen turns off automatically on the iPad? Maybe a "keep the screen on" is needed here.
Also I was brave enough to play a gig yesterday and it worked well also with my bluetooth pager. As I mentioned before I'm using a camera clicker which works well on Android and Windows. It works 50 % on iOs in so far as
it recognizes one of the BT signals to page forward. The other (volume signal) is recognized on Windows and Android, it is received on the ipad, but it isn't shown in the setting as a pedal signal which can be assigned.
I couldn't backup/restore with dropbox and google drive because my backup was to big for my accounts. I uploaded to PCloud then (it's on the list of cloud service you'll support, right?), then
made it locally available on the iPad. I couldn't restore it from there. I had to export it once again from there to the iPad to the file system (I choose the MSP dir).
From the I could restore the backup very quickly and without any error warnings. I really like iOS/the iPad how it works smoothly with MSP, also with Bluetooth paging (better than on my Android device and on my Windows device)
which why I will use it for my sheetmusic.
But I really dislike everything else about iOS (file restrictions, design decisions, price and so on). I don't see the intuitivity and I am glad that you're bringing over the UI from Android/Windows, Mike.
I couldn't check the restored database thoroughly but it looks good so far. Before that I tried "restoring" the database by syncing with my Windows device. I always got to about 7 %. I think mostly it stopped because of a cut
WiFi connection. I'm not sure if this coincides with when the screen turns off automatically on the iPad? Maybe a "keep the screen on" is needed here.
Also I was brave enough to play a gig yesterday and it worked well also with my bluetooth pager. As I mentioned before I'm using a camera clicker which works well on Android and Windows. It works 50 % on iOs in so far as
it recognizes one of the BT signals to page forward. The other (volume signal) is recognized on Windows and Android, it is received on the ipad, but it isn't shown in the setting as a pedal signal which can be assigned.