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no mirroring allowed?
also get issues a lot of the times needs to be updated to run on swift 2.3 or swift 3

I get a 405 error on iTunes most of the times

I managed only to make it work with TEDTalk Vide podcasts.
Couldn't make it work with content purchased on iTunes, nor with a non protected mpeg4 movie I have.

Are there known limitations ?

Hello.

When activating Airview on my iPhone 4 the AirPlay icon on the right bottom corner of my Windows iTunes 10.1.2.17 shows up. However, clicking on it only shows one option: "My Computer".
When shutting down AirView, the icon in iTunes disappears.

How can I select my iPhone in order to stream audio or video content to it?

Btw: Is background audio streaming supported by AirView/AirPlay?

I seems like the app is unable to play streams from IOS6 devices. Videos from other sources play fine (even on IOS 6) but videos streamed from IOS 6 do not start playing.

Hi,

I am using the AirView code for streaming video from one device to another. I have installed the code in my iPhone (iOS 5.0)
When I connect my iPhone with my macbook, everything is working properly. But when I connect same iPhone with another iPad device (iOS 5.0.1), I am unable to see the video in my iPhone. Airview icon is visible on iPad, when I tab on this icon and select iPhone from the all connected devices list, the video goes out from iPad screen but I am unable to watch it in my iPhone also.
Please let me know, why it is not working? For watching the video using two devices within same wifi network, should I have to configure any setting or what is going wrong?

Thanks
Nitin S.

Feature request:
It would be most excellent if Airview also supported audio-only streams.
Currently it only supports video.

Steps to reproduce:
Plug an iOS device into a dock-connector video cable. Launch Airview, and send a video stream to the device. Audio is passed out the dock connector to the connected a/v system, but video is not, and stays on the device screen, despite the Airview screen indicating the fact that an external display is connected.
Expected behavior:
Audio and video are routed to the externally connected a/v system.