Using Splashtop Remote Desktop (or similar product) to Simultaneously view TurboStats Evolution on Two Devices

How Does This Work?
Splashtop is a low cost App ($3) that runs on your Kindle Fire,  iPad, Android Tablet, HP TouchPad, iPhone, iTouch, Android Phone or Windows PC.  
Splashtop provides a free streaming application that runs on your Windows computer to broadcast the display over a wifi connection.  

The Splashtop App searches your wifi network (or Windows 7 Computer running our HostNetwork script ¹) for Streamers running on PC's or MACs. Once you select a streamer and enter the appropriate password, the display screen on your Windows computer will be broadcast, in real time, on another tablet running the Splashtop App.  
Remember: TurboStats does not run by itself on any non-windows media tablets.  A Windows PC/Tablet is required.

What if We  Don't have WiFi in the Gym?
TurboStats 9.0g now includes a free WiFi Hotspot script that works on Windows 7 computers only.  If you don't use Wndows 7 then you will need a wireless router or other type of external HotSpot. (you don't need Internet access to do this)

Why is this Important?
The advanced data tracked by TurboStats Evolution is invaluable for a coach to access during a live event.  Shot charts, Player Net and Efficiency Ratings, Actual Rebound Percentage, Game Factors, Fouls, Team +/- Points for each player, Shooting %, Points Scored vs Given up, Efficiency of offensive play calls, defensive plays and point guards, and even how long players have been in since their last rest, can be invaluable for important "in game" decisions.   Since it's not practical for the coach to constantly look over the scorekeeper's shoulders as the game is going on,  having the ability to view this information live on a secondary device like an inexpensive Kindle Fire, iPad (or even a cell phone) can be a game changer for your basketball program.  On road games, when you don't have access to a printer, you can view the data in the locker room (as long as you stay in range of your computers wifi connection).

Possible Uses for Secondary Display
1. View Live Data without the need for printouts
2  Coach can enter offensive/defensive plays from the bench and look at data (Platinum Edition)
3. Second Scorekeeper uses secondary display to track the clock or set offensive or defensive plays (Platinum Edition)
4. Use your existing tablet and laptop together to substitute for purchasing a Windows Slate
    (remember that scoring on a capacitive tablet is not as smooth and easy, a rubber tip capacitive stylus does help but drag n drop does not work)
5. Use your existing computer in your office and score with an existing tablet using your wifi network.  Print to all your network printers.
6. Oversee your ScoreKeeper for training purposes.

Kindle Fire with Splashtop viewing  of the TurboStats Live Scoring screen on the HP Slate without wifi network
HP Slate running TurboStats on Windows 7 with built in Host Network,  & Free Splashtop Streamer (no additional wifi network required, Kindle Fire will work within approx 30 ft of Slate)	$199 Kindle Fire with $3 Splashtop App  Excellent Clarity with ability to zoom, pan and enter data if necessary (remember that TurboStats does not run on the Fire without a PC)

¹ What if you don't have wireless network in your gym or on road games?  
If you have a Windows 7 Laptop,  Netbook or Tablet (must be running Windows 7)  you can use our new Host Mode Script to create your own stand alone a Wireless Network 

How to setup your Windows 7 Wireless Host Network

Is the Performance of the PC Reduced.
By a small degree, yes but it's too small to effect scoring.  Sometimes there is a slight flicker on the mouse pointer.  This was noticed on a single core Windows 7 Slate computer so if you use a dual core processor you won't notice anything with the streamer running.