![]() ![]() Mac to PC – If you own a Mac and a PC you can mirror your Mac desktop on to your PC or even extend your Mac’s desktop which is useful if you need the use of multiple screens. Within the video converter screen you can adjust the settings to export the video to a different resolution. The video playback and sound quality was excellent, exporting the file to a popular MP4 format which is playable on the majority of devices. Recording – I used the inbuilt one-touch recording feature to record my Real Racing 3 race. Graphically, the software was adequate in comparison with the mac version but again this is down to the quality of your graphics card. There was a little lag at times but again this is minimal and the game was playable and could simply be down to your wireless network. Scrolling through my iPad was extremely responsive so I decided to play Real Racing 3 which gives you full control ie swivel and tilt. Following this guide instantly connects your iPad etc to the software and displays your screen on your PC. Upon starting X-Mirage on my PC there is a handy guide to quickly connecting your iOS device(s) to the software. Currently X-Mirage costs $16 USD for both the Mac and PC Version and supports iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad 4, iPad Air, iPad mini, iPad mini with Retina, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S and iPod touch (5th generation). X-Mirage is an AirPlay receiver which allows you to mirror your iOS device(s) to your PC or Mac Screen. In this weeks review I am testing out X-Mirage which has recently been released for the PC.
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