AirPlay lets you wirelessly stream what's on your iOS devices and Mac to your HDTV and speakers. Or mirror exactly what's on your display to the big screen.

Show off your photos, video, and more on your HDTV. You have friends over and you want to share great photos or the perfect party mix that's on your iPhone. Or you're in the middle of an epic action movie on your iPad that could use a little more screen. That's where AirPlay comes in. Tap the AirPlay icon and everything streams to your HDTV via your Android Box. It's a simple way to play your stuff on the biggest screen and the best sound system in the house.

AirPlay Mirroring lets you show exactly what's on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac screen to everyone in the room Show web pages, games, photos, videos, spreadsheets, class material, and more on your HDTV via Android Box. Zoom in and out and pause for applause. Rotate from portrait to landscape and your audience sees that, too. AirPlay does it all wirelessly, so you can work the room or sit comfortably among the crowd. If you see it, so can they.

DLNA is a similar protocol as AirPlay to stream content between your Android devices. DMR is a DLNA device which play content as instructed by a digital media controller (DMC), which will find content from a digital media server (DMS). Examples include TVs, audio/video receivers, video displays and remote speakers for music. AirReceiver is a DMR device.

Enable this to turn on DMR function.

This is where you can set up your own device name. this is the name that will appear under the DMR list on the participants DMP.

Enable this to turn on AirPlay function.

This is where you can set up your own device name. this is the name that will appear under the AirPlay list on the participants iOS devices.

If turn this feature on and enter a password then you will need to enter this password on the participants iPhone when activating AirPlay.

When you stream AirTunes Audio to multi devices and find the sound is not synchronized. you can tuning this to archive synchronized. you only setting this when you use the third party AirPlay client.

This is defaulted to iPad and should remain so as it functions correctly regardless of which apple device is used.

If your Android Device support rotation, Setting it to Auto. Else let it as Landscape.

It's defaulted enabled. If you meet crash/black issue on your Android Device. you can try turn off it.

This feature is for iOS developer which can record the iOS screen to make the tutorial for their app.

You can use this option to tune the overscan if the output of your Android Box has cut off some pixel on your TV.

this is for playback engine. It's defaulted to Auto unless you can make sure your system player has issue to handle some video.

Some live streaming apps, such as Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, HBO Go, and most sports/TV apps, either use their custom protocol or prevents connections that are not originating from an iOS device. Some of the service providers behind these apps also prevent an Apple TV to consume content over AirPlay. We are looking into ways of implementing support for this in future versions of AirReceiver, but in the meantime, you should be able to stream content over mirroring in some cases.

Unable to stream DRM protected movies from iTunes.

1.1, Please make sure the both devices lived in same network and connected using the same route.

1.2, Try Enable/Disable AirPlay/Renderer several times.

1.3, Try reboot them.

There will be some virtual network interfaces if you install some VM software, just disable these interfaces and reboot PC.

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