As a result you get stable, buttery smooth mirroring performance with high fidelity audio. All this without needing to install any 3rd party applications on your source device.ĪirServer Desktop Edition is completely hardware accelerated and can handle simultaneous mirroring connections from multiple devices at the same time, even on low spec'd hardware. With AirServer running on your PC, you can wirelessly mirror your iOS devices or Macs over AirPlay, cast your Android devices and Chromebooks over Google Cast or project your Android or Windows 10 devices using Miracast. To continue using the product after 30 days you will need to purchase a license key for AirServer Desktop Edition.Īlthough video playback over AirPlay is supported, DRM protected content such as videos purchased from iTunes or content from Netflix app is not supported. Note: The download includes 30-day fully functional free trial. AirServer Desktop Edition transforms your PC into a universal AirPlay + Miracast + Google Cast receiver. More instructions on how to use this application can be found in one of our tutorial articles. This application is a network helper tool that helps your phone discover AirServer on more complex networks. For testing purposes, you could also try to download our AirServer Connect application from either the iOS App Store or Google Play Store.In most cases Bonjour will not be accessible across the network, as it's blocked by default, however, there is a guide you can look over or send to your networking Administrator to look over regarding Bonjour across Layer 3 Networks and Multiple Subnets. If you are behind a multi-subnet or Layer 3 network, as is common on larger networks and schools, please ensure that multi-casting is enabled and Bonjour is discoverable across the network.Refer to the documentation that came with your Wi-Fi router to access its settings and make sure your router has the latest firmware. These settings prevent wireless devices from communicating with each other.
If your Wi-Fi router supports interface isolation or Wi-Fi isolation, make sure that these settings are turned off.If you are still not able to connect, the issue may be with your router or network. More information on this can be found on the Microsoft website. Please also make sure that your network is listed in Windows as a private network or that you do not have any restrictions for AirServer in place when using the Public network setting.You can try connecting your computer to the network with an ethernet cable to see if the performance is better. Another possible cause of your connection issue may be that your connection cannot handle the bandwidth required for streaming or mirroring.You can learn how to configure it correctly in a different support article. In most cases, the problem is caused by the native Windows Security. Also, ensure the same is done on any secondary firewalls your computer may have. You may have to adjust your firewall settings to allow AirServer to receive incoming networking traffic. Connection issues are most often caused by firewall software.If you are using Windows 10, we highly recommend using at least build 1809 for the best results. Your device(s) should also be updated with the latest software updates. If that does not solve your issue, run all available Windows updates on your computer.For AirPlay/Google Cast specific discovery issues, try switching off AirPlay/Google Cast, waiting 10 seconds, and switching it back on.For example: if you are only using AirPlay, switch off Miracast and Google Cast. Try switching off the protocols which you are not using and restart the app.Please also make sure that Bonjour/mDNS and multicast are enabled in your router's settings.
Visit the router manufacturer’s website and download / install the latest firmware. Your router might be running old firmware.Make sure your device and computer are on the same network.