Hi, not sure which forum to post this in, but I thought that I would start in this one and see where we go from here.
I have a 12.9" iPad Pro and just purchased a mid 2015 MBP. I previously had a mid 2010 MBP and was using Duet to share the screen with the iPad. This worked very well but was a little laggy and someone suggested that it was perhaps a limitation with the slow USB speed on my old MBP.
Now, my new machine has USB3.0 ports on it and I know that the iPad Pro supports USB3.0 via it's lightning connector. I thought that this would be a good thing and might improve the performance of Duet.
However, when I tried to find a lighting to USB3.0 cable, I found that they don't exist and I don't understand why. I realise that it wouldn't be the most poplular cable in the world, but I thought that at least Apple would make one.
So, in the absence of that, I already have the lighting to USB3 camera adaptor and I was wondering if I purchased a USB3 cable (type A to type A) and used the camera adaptor as well, would this then work as a fully functioning USB3.0 interface between the MBP and the iPad Pro.
Thanks in advance
Jason
I have a 12.9" iPad Pro and just purchased a mid 2015 MBP. I previously had a mid 2010 MBP and was using Duet to share the screen with the iPad. This worked very well but was a little laggy and someone suggested that it was perhaps a limitation with the slow USB speed on my old MBP.
Now, my new machine has USB3.0 ports on it and I know that the iPad Pro supports USB3.0 via it's lightning connector. I thought that this would be a good thing and might improve the performance of Duet.
However, when I tried to find a lighting to USB3.0 cable, I found that they don't exist and I don't understand why. I realise that it wouldn't be the most poplular cable in the world, but I thought that at least Apple would make one.
So, in the absence of that, I already have the lighting to USB3 camera adaptor and I was wondering if I purchased a USB3 cable (type A to type A) and used the camera adaptor as well, would this then work as a fully functioning USB3.0 interface between the MBP and the iPad Pro.
Thanks in advance
Jason