AirServer 7.3.0 With Pre-Activated

AirServer 7.3.0 — Official Desktop Edition

AirServer Desktop Edition turns your PC into a universal receiver for AirPlay, Miracast, and Google Cast. With AirServer on your computer you can cast Android devices and Chromebooks via Google Cast, mirror iPhones/iPads and Macs over AirPlay, or use Miracast with Android and Windows 10 devices — all without installing extra apps on the sending device.

AirServer Desktop is hardware-accelerated and built to handle multiple simultaneous mirroring sessions, even on modest machines. That means stable, smooth mirroring with high-quality audio and video. It’s a reliable choice for classrooms (BYOD-friendly), meeting rooms, home theatres, and any space where people want to share screens easily.

In classrooms, for example, AirServer enables teachers and students to bring their own devices and present straight to the main display. At home, it can turn a media PC into a central hub — mirror content from phones and tablets to a TV or projector and enjoy it on a bigger screen with better speakers. For AV enthusiasts, AirServer also supports multi-room AirPlay audio: if you own several AirPlay speakers and run iTunes on your PC, you can stream to multiple rooms.

AirServer brings all major screen mirroring techs — AirPlay, Google Cast, and Miracast — into one universal receiver, so your Windows PC, Mac, or Xbox One behaves like an Apple TV or Chromecast device.

What AirServer Does

AirServer receives AirPlay, Google Cast, and Miracast streams and displays them on your big screen, projector, or TV. That turns standard displays into interactive presentation surfaces: mirror a teacher’s iPad in class, stream a laptop screen in a meeting room, or cast a smartphone to your living room TV. It supports mirroring from iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android phones, Chromebooks, and Windows 10 devices — either individually or simultaneously (depending on hardware).

Key Uses

• Classroom collaboration (BYOD): students and teachers can present from their own devices.
• Meeting rooms and presentations: mirror laptops and tablets for quick sharing.
• Home theatre: stream apps, videos, and photos to a larger display with better sound.
• Multi-room audio (AirPlay): stream to several AirPlay speakers from a PC running iTunes.

Key Features

• Hardware-accelerated mirroring for smooth performance.
• Simultaneous connections: handle multiple devices at once (depending on PC specs).
• AirPlay, Google Cast, and Miracast support — all in a single app.
• High fidelity audio and video mirroring.
• Works with standard displays, projectors, TVs, and smartboards via your PC’s outputs.
• Multi-room AirPlay audio support for iTunes-based setups.
• Secure handling of device connections and native password protection for iOS devices.
• Easy setup for classroom or meeting-room use — no need for extra apps on the sending devices.

What’s New in 7.3.0

• Fixed Google Cast discovery issues in setups where iTunes is also installed.
• Added support for Oculus GO casting.
• Introduced non-DRM playback support for videos played from the Apple TV iOS app.

These updates aim to improve device compatibility and make casting smoother across a variety of devices and setups.

System Requirements

• OS: Windows 10 or later (64-bit recommended).
• macOS: Latest supported macOS versions (check official site for specifics).
• CPU/RAM: Modern Intel/AMD processors; at least 4 GB RAM recommended for reliable multi-device mirroring.
• Display: Any standard projector, TV, or monitor connected to the host PC.
• Network: Devices and receiver should be on the same local network for best results.

(Exact system requirements and platform support are listed on the official AirServer website — check there before installing.)

How to Install (Official, Legal Steps)

1. Visit the official AirServer site and download the Desktop Edition installer for your platform.
2. Run the installer and follow the setup wizard. Administrative rights are required to complete installation.
3. Launch AirServer and, if you have purchased a licence, enter your activation key or sign in to your account to activate the product.
4. Make sure your devices (phone, tablet, Chromebook, or laptop) are connected to the same local network as the PC running AirServer.
5. Use the built-in AirPlay/Google Cast/Miracast features on your sending device to start mirroring to the PC.

For classrooms or organizations, consider volume licensing or the education pricing options available on AirServer’s site. Always use official installers and licence keys to ensure security and continued updates.

Final Notes

AirServer is one of the most flexible and polished screen-mirroring receivers available for desktop and home-theatre PCs. Its cross-platform support (AirPlay, Google Cast, Miracast) makes it especially handy where multiple device types are in use. Whether you want a quick way to present from a phone or a full multi-room audio setup, AirServer provides a professional-grade solution — just be sure to download and activate it through official channels.

Official download & licensing: Visit the AirServer website for the latest installers, license options, documentation, and support.