So far I was hoping that this was a problem of the specific hardware I was using. The bluetooth connection seems less stable on my machines with the virtual machine approach, when compared to my available Android machine (Minix x8 TV Box and Samsung S3 mini). Great to see more people are on this, so we can find out the optimal choice of hard and software to make this work really smooth soon. So I hope that you are already on it and, in trademark Line 6 style, will surprise us unanounced with a native Windows app next week. This also means that Windows Apps can and will not be ignored anymore by the global app makers (including you) as up til now.
#Download fitbit app for os x windows 10#
You will not only make your windows eco system users very happy! Not only that, but you also will be rewarded soon with a huge possible increase in fanbase as your Windows 10 App will work on Windows Tablets, Windows Desktops, WIndows Phones (from cheapest of $70 to the Apple 6 rivals costing half of what Apple charges), Windows TV Boxes, WIndows Remote Controls, Windows Foot Pedals and WIndows Washing Machines for all I care, as the windows 10 kernel will be the SAME for all these devices. I am also testing on a MacBook Air.(Here disabling the internal BlueTooth needs some hard core tweaking as Apple has drifted far away form it's open approach of the legendary Apple i and II for which they even supplied the source code of the bios in the manual).Īnd once more: dear LINE 6 People. But for you who did not think of it directly (like me): there is a good chance that your TV Box runs Android and you canb simply ionstall the app on it. Allthough it was rather cool to have the largest guitar tuner in the world on my 40" TV Screen, the none-portability of my TV is less practical. I was running the app uptil now on my Minix TV Box. I currently have it running on a windows 8.1 tablet (EP121) and PC. (To get ANdroid running I mainly followed the recipe given in this blog: There is one glitch: it might be that this is not working with your built in Bluetooth hardware and in that case you have to disable it and use a USB bluetooth dongle.
Than use you google account to get the Amplifi app from Google Play and you are all done.
#Download fitbit app for os x install#
Install the latest version of VirtualBox and the matching extension package (Free) and create a virtual machine running the latest version of Android that is available as x86 ISO package. For all of those who, like me, are waiting for the native Windows Amplifi Remote App: there is a way to run the Android version on windows and /or OS X systems.
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