iPad, Landscape mode, and iRFR

Hi,

So first off I want to say that I absolutely love the new version of iRFR for the iPad and iPhone! The GUI has greatly improved, the reliability is stellar, and the new features are great like notes in the cue stack.

But, I feel as one thing is missing however; on the iPad specifically when you turn your iPad to the side to go into landscape mode, the iRFR does not do anything.

Would it be possible for a next update to possibly make it so when you turn the iPad into landscape mode the iRFR controls goes with it? Specifically because people who are using the Apple branded iPad case, the only way to use the case on a flat surface is to use it in landscape mode and its definitely more convenient to use it in landscape mode.

I hope this will be considered or has already been considered! :)

Thanks,

Jared Ross

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miz over 14 years ago

Hi Jared,

Yes, we are intending to support all orientations shortly. We have received a lot of feedback about how important that is, and you'll be interested to know that Apple has, in fact, demanded that our app support all orientations :)
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miz over 14 years ago

Hi Jared,

Yes, we are intending to support all orientations shortly. We have received a lot of feedback about how important that is, and you'll be interested to know that Apple has, in fact, demanded that our app support all orientations :)
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jross over 14 years ago in reply to miz

Great news Chris!

And that sounds very similar to Apple's view on all of their apps :)

Any idea when this will be released?

Jared
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miz over 14 years ago in reply to jross

Soon, Apple does a good job at making these kind of cosmetic fixes easy for developers :)
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jross over 14 years ago in reply to miz

Very true! Apple though it sometimes makes it hard to submit, after working on a couple of Apps, that were developed on the iPhone and the iPod, porting them over to iPad and including all orientations was very easy and seamless, very similar to most aspects of Apple :)

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