Here's some of reviews we received from customers. Read all of them in google play page.
It took me 5 minutes to decide to buy the full version simply because it works like a charm :) I chose UPnP/DLNA streaming option from the setting and immediately my mobile screen was mirrored to my LG OLED TV in HD. No Audio though, and the work around was to connect my TV wireless speakers via bluetooth to my mobile, and now I have full video and audio streaming from ANYTHING on my mobile to my TV. Good job. Great app indeed.
Ammar Al-Fouzan
Finally a way to stream I can finally stream my tablet gaming with this, thanks!
Sven Siegmund
Alright it comes out well I'm able to stream fine when my screen is inactive but when I played games it starts lagging the frame rate drops. It needs settings already put in place when you select YouTube or to twitch compatible setting then this app would be the best!
Germinate 760
Works great for sharing my screen, with good resolution and quality. I just got my Nexus 6P, and I'm having issue with tearing/gray screens, and the stream getting "stuck" (I would say frozen but it seems like its in and endless repeating loop).
Mark Andrachek, Jr.
We hope you find answer to your questions here. But if you still have further question, don't hesitate to contact us.
Here is how you can mirror to UPnP or DLNA compatible devices (Smart TV, Blu-ray or DVD players, etc...):
Here is how you can mirror to other Android devices:
Here is how you can mirror to OBS (Open Broadcaster Software):
You can simply enable UPnP in XBMC (System -> Settings -> Services) and use streaming through UPnP.
OR
To read the stream with XBMC you can create a .strm text file:
To read the stream with VLC on any other device or PC:
Once you can read the stream in VLC, you may want to record it to a file.
You can simply do it:
First, you can switch streaming mode from TCP to RTSP protocol, if not already the case.
Then, delay depends on the encoding made in Screen Stream Mirroring and on caching in VLC.
VLC as a 1000ms default caching value, you can try to reduce it (so you could gain almost 1 second).
For Windows users:
To mirror with internal audio you need to have a ROOTED device with Android 4.4 or higher. Then:
We provide 2 ways to mirror through your computer's USB.
Option A:
Option B:
If that kind of message is displayed it means the app is properly configured and should work. But the app may not work with hardware encoding for all devices before Android 5. In that case you may need to disable the option 'Use hardware encoding' from application settings. If you use VLC it is recommended to update VLC to the last available version, as there might be issues with some older versions. It might also be a network problem:
Depending on your device and on the network you are using, the stream can be slower. Try to modify Screen Stream Mirroring settings like resolution, framerate, or video format.
With MIUI and other similar Android systems you might need to allow an additional permission: