The app will try to check for a common network address when you run “Refresh” on the wifi sync screen. Then you could use that sync code (or a found Chromebook device) to pull changes to your Android tablets.įor the other way around, the app on the Chromebook will need to know where other Android tablets are.
In this case, entering Chromebook’s sync code on the sync screen on another tablet won’t work, but when you run “Refresh” on a tablet, it will find your Chromebook under a different sync code (corresponding to the “external” network address of the Chromebook). This happen because Chromebook device has an “internal” network address (available to PractiScore app running on Chromebook) and another “external” network address (not available to the PractiScore app running on Chromebook, but visible to other devices on the same wifi). For those Chromebook devices, the sync code shown on your Android devices and on Chromebook connected to the same wifi will look different (the first 2 letters that matter). The PractiScore app runs on a Chromebook fine, however some Chomebooks are set with pre-configured multi-layer virtual machines, network firewalls and security layers that are getting in the way of wifi sync with other devices. Make sure that the specific model you want to use has Google Play support, then you can just install the PractiScore app from the Google Play app store. You can find some decent devices in a $200-300 price range. Larger screen, keyboard, touch pad and a mouse come handy when preparing for your match, registering and squadding shooters, as well as a regular suite of Google apps - Gmail, Google Sheets etc.
These instructions also work for PractiScore app for android running on Bluestacks, Android x86 and other VMs that have NAT network firewall.Īlso, if you can’t get regular sync work, you can also use Export (share) and then Import of the match export file and select “Merge” option.Īs an alternative to a tablet you can run PractiScore app for android on a Chromebook.
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