CrazyRemote Pro Reviews – Page 4
4/5 rating based on 51 reviews. Read all reviews for CrazyRemote Pro for iPhone.
CrazyRemote Pro is paid iOS app published by Scienpix
Best pc game streaming possable
nil dragon
If you use a iphone 5 grab a lightening to hdmi adapter and get a wireless gaming controller , you can play more than just your old emulated favorites without havinv to be stationed or fiddling with all the oldschool wires. ( used to be me before emulating) but you can also play whatever your pc plays with a halfsecond to fullsecond delay depending on location wifi strength and so on, it is effectively a platform game in and of itself.
I love it
Jpgoing
I love this app it is better then all of the others the best app to get is this one!!!
Stay away
Clue147
I tried the lite app and was fooled, it works super great when u on the same network your PC is on. But I downloaded a remote PC app not a app for me to sit at home using my iphone to use my pc.thought it had some promise but was disappointed by it. All these fake 5 stars is just that stay away if looking for a real time remote app
Pay back money please
Younc cho
I have a mistake.. this app is not useful for me. Too slow, too difficult Can u pay back my money?
Common Sense
Player
Come on people! You need a really fast router for wifi streaming and strong internet connectivity to use it remotely. The people who are leaving bad reviews are either people with a bad internet connection or haven't taken the time to setup the tool (although the one about going backwards is true). Best remote for streaming though!
No 3G Capabilities
Rrugtijge
I was hoping to download the pro expecting I could use it without wifi and I can't even use it off of my wifi. Why would I want an app where I can only use it at home right next to my computer? I want to be able to travel and use it via 3G.
Good in General, But with a Bit to Improve on
viper_88
Can anyone tell me how to turn off the FPS and bitrate information bar at the top of the screen? I can't find the option to turn it off neither in the app options section (the spinning wheel), nor in screen quality section (Work Mode, Entertainment Mode, etc.). Personally, I can't see a point in having such a bar at the top. If it was to, say, suggest any connectivity issues (low FPS and bitrate), there are other tools (other apps/software) which seem more suitable for such a task. And not only doesn't it seem suitable for the diagnostics task, but it also takes up space (which on devices like smartphones is really valuable) as well as is simply distracting. Imagine watching a movie you can't watch on the phone itself, without using CrazyRemote, with such a bar with constantly changing content at the top - I guess I wouldn't be the only one having difficulties to fully focus on something I would want to watch. Of course, if someone finds such a bar useful, let them have it there. However, there should be an option to turn it off, which I can't find, for those to whom it doesn't seem useful and for whom it is too distracting. What I would also insist on, is returning to the solution that once either the Shift or the CTRL key from the key display option is pressed, it remains pressed until it is unpressed again. Needing to hold them down while wanting to select multiple files is just unwieldy. I don't use iOS8 yet, so I don't know whether it's a standard thing in it or not, but a minor, albeit a bit irritating thing, is the lack of borders on the main screen between "Computer List", "Recent", and "Go to Homepage" as well as seemingly a bit too sharp text (for example, the version number). I know you don't have to, or need to, look at it all the time, but upon finally loading up the app, it is a bit eye-straining. Apart from all that, everything else seems perfectly fine