Pangolin Quickshow Laser Software vs LaserOS: Compare & Decide!

[@ViRoOz92]

That comparison is outstanding! Thanks a lot! Seems like LaserOS is really just "plug and play"

[@LearnLizard]

LaserOS is definitely easy to setup and get running. Thanks very much for watching!

[@earld1403]

Awesome video. Showing the actual graphic effect alongside the Apps preview really helped to see how the patterns actually work. Great job

[@LearnLizard]

Really appreciate the positive words and thanks for watching!

[@DjJeffo78]

Welcome back Steve. Very interesting video. I have a pair of Laserworld lasers and they are useless (Cheap end models EL’s) doesn’t work on my Wolfmix W1 controller. It’s something I need to research on. I do have spare iPad and the laser cube could be useful for my iPad I don’t longer use can be handy (if I have the time to setup the programs) it would give my setup a great laser show. Looking forward to new video post 🙏🏼

[@LearnLizard]

Hey there! Always appreciate your positive comments. Right now LaserOS software doesn't work with an iPad (I wish it did) If your Laserworld lasers have DMX you might to be able to squeeze out some basic control with the Wolfmix, but dedicated laseer software is definitely the way to go- Thanks for watching this one!

[@clarkpink1955]

Fab steve great video

[@LearnLizard]

Appreciate you watching!

[@ozzykarla]

Hey Steve! I’m getting some moving head wash lights that are pretty much the same of your betopper ones. I was wondering if you could make a video on how it would work while also going deep through how to use it with the dmx controller and other fun functions of it if possible. Thanks!

[@LearnLizard]

Hey there- that would definitely make an interesting video. Appreciate the suggestion and thank you for subscribing!

[@lordjohnson9925]

Is there a way to play a loop on a timeline in Laser OS? I am trying to make a laser Christmas show for my home that will play in a loop.

[@LearnLizard]

That would be a very helpful function to have in the LaserOS timeline, but as of now I don't think there is any way to do it.

[@MrRicard2798]

need some guidance. would a wickedcube 2.5 wifi be enough to project logos and ads on the side of buildings and tree lines at night? wondering, since the 2.5w wifi doew not have the scan capabilities of the pro. thanks in advance

[@LearnLizard]

For quite some time the 2.5W was the most powerful model in the LaserCube line and Wicked Lasers had lots of videos posted of projections on the sides of buildings. Depending on distance and ambient light, I think 2.5W will work. Maybe check out some of those videos to help you decide and thanks for watching!