just tried the new AR-link feature. I believe this is the best innovation at Wikitude since a long time. However ...
I just cant get it to work on my devices. Issues are as follows:
HTC Desire S with Android 2.3.5 and HTC Sense 3.0 and Wikitude 7.1 (Browsers all latest versions)
Firefox: not recognised as mobile browser Dolphin HD: says that Wikitude is not installed, but it IS! Opera Mobile: not reconised as mobile browser
Medion Lifetab 9516 (Hofer) with Android 4.0.3 and Wikitude 7.1 (Browsers all latest versions)
Firefox: I get to the "Lauch Wikitude" link - but it does NOT launch Dolphin: not recognised as mobile browser Opera Mobile: I get to the "Lauch Wikitude" - but then it says that the protokoll is not supported
So no matter what I tried, I never made it into Wikitude.
Greetings from the Traunsee, Jörg
btw: here the link of my mobile site - traunsee.easytourist.at - (just hit the AR-button at the top to get to the AR-link)
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Hans-Jörg Wahmkow
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over 11 years ago
Just asked a friend to try it on the iPhone (4S). No luck either :-(
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Hans-Jörg Wahmkow
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over 11 years ago
I tried it now with the Android standard browser and that worked well on the HTC. But still no luck on the Tablet (browser not recognised as mobile).
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KK Yim
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over 10 years ago
Android standard browser, can you tell me how to select the standard browser. I came across the sam eissue in my Android phone.
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Hans-Jörg Wahmkow
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over 10 years ago
With 'standard browser' I was referring to the preinstalled browser app on Android (it's called 'Internet' on my HTC).
By the way, a short update: Just got the new HTC ONE with Android 4.1.2 and HTC Sense 5.0 - here is what happens (all apps updated within last 2 weeks) ...
Standard Browser: Tells me that Wikitude is not installed - but actually it is
Firefox, Chrome, Dolphin, Opera Mobile: all the same
Hans-Jörg Wahmkow