Hi acadoid,
had this app on my note 10.1. loved it sooo much, definitely helped me study for my quantum mechanics exam.
That device got stolen, and i am looking for something different since my needs have changed: have you had the chance to test how this app works with the Nvidia tegra note?
Thanks, nicola
Can confirm it works well. Also with hardware detection setting. Pressure sensitivity isn't as good as stock apps or as good as my old flyer, but that tablet had a true active stylus.@nicmazza87: Sorry to hear about the lost device.
LectureNotes will work on an Nvidia Tegra Note; I have not yet received a confirmation that the stylus works for this device with `use stylus (hardware detection)´ enabled, but I do not see why it should not. If you get the device, I would appreciate if you told me whether the stylus works or not.
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I am using the S-G filter on a"9"setting.Hi acadroid, thanks for the reply. I'm not sure if it is an active stylus, I believe it's a capacitive stylus but modified to work with the Tegra Note. (I say this because I can register hits on my smartphone with the stylus) But I think they did something with the software so that it can almost work as an active stylus, it has great palm rejection compared to a regular capacitive stylus.
I wasn't aware of the input zone feature, thank you for pointing that out, it's great! :victory:
Just for reference in case anybody else is interested, I did set up some filters to make the pen "smoother." I set the Savistky-Golay filter to 9, and the Ramer-Douglas-Peuker filter to 50 and the pen seems much smoother now. Not as good as the Note 8.0 still, but I can't argue with the price differential!
Also, I have been adjusting the pressure sensitivity to get better results. Currently using minimal width 20% and minimal opacity 75%.
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