Hi everyone,

Just thought I'd share one of my favorite ways to use this software. It's awesome, trust me, esspecially in full screen mode 😉

You will need:
X1 HDR 4K T.V (50" or more)
x1 High spec. gaming laptop
x1 4K hdmi cable
X1 wireless mouse
x1 wireless keyboard

A simple setup, just plug your laptop into your T.V via the hdmi cable, plug in your wireless keyboard and mouse, then set your laptop to deactivate its primary screen when the lid is closed in the display settings 👍

This software also runs fine in last gen tech, so don't worry about 4K stuff too much, I used to do the same thing on a 1080p T.V with an Xbox One equivalent laptop 😊

And of course, you can tweek the size of the ladies on your desktop and set eroticism levels to your liking in iStripper settings as well.

Works best with 1080p and 4k shows, so they're not blurry when enlarged on your T.V.

Enjoy 😎

Andy

And here's a some of my favourite cards to watch on the T.V... why not 😜

Marina Visconti - Wet Dream 0268
Heidi Romanova - Demure 0131
Viola - Solo 0042 (any of her cards, really)
Chelsea Sun and Linda Sweet - Duo 589 (and their solo cards)
Emiri Momota - Under The Rising Sun 1289
Jia Lissa - Sweet Innocence 0581
Mara Blake - Cum Into The Matrix 1857
Barbie Rous - Pacific Evening 1730
Skye Blue - Mermaid 0513
Carla Vyxx - A Covering Of Leaves 1898

And any of Ariel's shows, she's still a stunner, even though her cards are low res 😍

Wether seductive dancing and sexy stripping is your thing, or you like things more naughty and intimate (my tastes depend on my mood), these are all wonderful when played on a big screen 😊👌

Happy viewing

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Hmm, portrait mode... good idea...

Off to google a rotating wall mount... Or some kind of fancy T.V stand 😆

Thanks @Wyldanimal👍

Just a tip, the newest tv's and possibly laptops or gaming p.c's will need a HDMI version 2.1 cable, to be compatible with arc/e-arc ports.

Nice one, @user5789, I forgot about that.
Thanks 👍

if you have a chromecast ,install a browser on it, lookup mobile.istripper..watch the ladies without your pc...you do need a sub for mobile.istripper if you want to see more then the demo's though..

I watch iStripper with my home theater and projector on my screen with Chromecast. I cast the screen of my PC, which is in another room, wirelessly, using the Google browser on my PC and project it into my home theater.

So the result is very good.

The only problem is that, because it's wireless, if I set a background with a lot of detail and movement, the sharpness is affected. Otherwise, the picture and sound are very good.

This must be due to the distance between the rooms in the house.

I don't know how to fix this distance issue to get better quality with more detailed backgrounds using Chromecast.


Moi je regarde iStripper avec mon cinéma maison et mon projecteur sur ma toile avec chromecast. Je caste l'écran de mon pc, qui est dans une autre pièce, donc sans fil, avec le navigateur Google sur mon PC et projette dans ma salle cinéma maison.

Donc c'est très bien comme résultat.

Le seul problème, est qu'étant sans fil, il arrive que si je met un arrière plan avec beaucoup de détails et de mouvements, la netteté en est affecté. Sinon l'image et le son est très bon.

Cela doit être dû à la distance entre les pièces dans la maison.

Je ne sais pas comment régler ce problème de distance, pour avoir une meilleure qualité, avec des arrières plans plus détaillés, avec Chromecast.

Now there's an idea, @ComteDraclua, a 4k digital projector... And a blank wall... Hmm... Very interesting... 😀

Anyway... Wi-fi tech broadcasts high frequency radio waves.
2.4 GHz has longer range, but more interference from other tech.
5 GHz has shorter range, but less interference and higher speeds.
I'm not sure which wavelength Chromecast uses...

Either way, there may be something interfering with the signal between your computer and T.V. Something made of metal like a shelf or appliance, or possibly a magnet inside a speaker or an amplifier. Try moving some things around, see if makes a difference.

Also, I'm not sure if it would work with a Chomecast device, but I used to use a makeshift antenna made of a split beer can and aluminium foil to boost my temperamental router's range. Sounds ridiculous, but it worked, honest 😆

If not, i'm pretty sure I've seen extra long hdmi cables online somwhere...

Hope that helps 👍