Onlive Viewer App available! Works on Nook Color

[Pinesal]

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138194

Get the app there. It's pretty cool for spectating.

The PLAYER app is going to release later this year in the late summer or fall according to Onlive.

Can't wait for that!

 

[Jiggity Janx]

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138194

Get the app there. It's pretty cool for spectating.

The PLAYER app is going to release later this year in the late summer or fall according to Onlive.

Can't wait for that!

THANKS for this! Been waiting seems like forever....

 

[DrSarcasmo]

Thanks for the link! This is one of the most interesting things I've seen on my tablet... Now I know I miss the health packs in Duke Nukem without buying the game...LOL

 

[mazook98]

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138194

Get the app there. It's pretty cool for spectating.

The PLAYER app is going to release later this year in the late summer or fall according to Onlive.

Can't wait for that!

Wow...thanks for the link...works perfectly...awesome how the newest things going for Android I always seem to find thru my Nook, and I usually get more things running on that, before my EVO...(Netflix for example....running for 3 weeks on my Nook before I got the Evo version figured out....Anyway, I'm sure that there's a workaround without waiting for a player .apk to be released....If the client is any Windows or Mac, as it says on their homepage, I suspect using a browser with the Nook in full desktop mode (like Maxthon for tablets) and a hacked version of Flash (like the ones that popped up when Netflix first arrived, which of course I made copies of, lol) would be perfectly sufficient..I'll give it a shot later tonight after work...post any results if anyone else gets further with this, please....Thanks again...

Sent from my NookColor using Tapatalk

 

[blikbladae]

very cool, works perfectly ty

 

[Pinesal]

Some notes on the Onlive viewer app

Onlive uses at least two different quality streams.

Spectating (which is all you can do right now) uses a low quality stream. When you are playing a game, you get connected to a high quality stream where game look near local.

The Onlive player app will release this summer or fall and will be compatible with a universal wireless controller that will be compatible with most tablets and phones.

There is at least one game coming out for Onlive that will have exclusive tablet controls in addition to standard controls. The game is called From Dust and was shown at E3.

Also a browser with a 10Gbps connection will be on Onlive this summer or fall too.