Today, AirParrot 3 has been released for Mac and Windows, bringing performance improvements, HomePod integration, and more. One of the biggest updates with AirParrot 3 is vastly improved screen mirroring latency.
With the update, screen mirroring latency measures under 16 milliseconds at 60 frames per second for “near real-time mirroring,” according to the company. There are also performance improvements across the board. There are also two notable enhancements for Windows users - one of which is particularly important for HomePod users: AirParrot 3 uses “up to 50% less CPU by offloading video processing to the GPU.” This means you can expect strong performance even when sharing streaming video content such as gameplay or YouTube.
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Wirelessly stream system audio or media files such as MP3 or MP4 audio from a computer to one or more HomePod speakers.įinally, AirParrot 3 brings support for streaming 4K video as well as new audio and video codecs. Of course, you can stream and mirror your Mac’s display to Apple TV natively, but AirParrot packs additional features as well as cross-platform support for Windows.
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You can access AirParrot directly from your menu bar and stream your entire screen, media files, or a specific application to a variety of other platforms, including Apple TV, Chromecast, and more.Ĭheck out the full press release for today’s release of AirParrot 3 below. The app is available now starting at $15.99.īig performance boosts, Windows extended desktop, HomePod support highlight new screen mirroring and streaming software #ALTERNATIVE TO AIRPARROT FULL# NORTH CANTON, Ohio - May 26, 2020 - Squirrels LLC today released AirParrot 3, a screen mirroring and streaming software boasting less latency, higher frame rates, lower CPU demand and more capabilities than similar AirPlay and Google Cast technology. Significant performance advancements and new features highlight AirParrot 3, the latest release in the popular AirParrot product line that has sold over one million units to date. Screen mirroring latency measures under 16 milliseconds at 60 frames per second for near real-time mirroring. “Latency of 16 milliseconds is imperceptible to the human eye,” Squirrels CEO and co-founder Andrew Gould said. “For comparison, the average human blink takes between 100-400 milliseconds. This is top-tier performance that rivals any screen mirroring technology.” With AirParrot 3, your screen content is captured, encoded, transmitted, decoded and displayed in a fraction of that time. Squirrels senior application developer Stephen Gerstacker noted that AirParrot 3 uses up to 50% less CPU by offloading video processing to the GPU. “The GPU is much better at video processing,” Gerstacker said. This makes AirParrot 3 viable even for lower-end laptops with weaker CPUs.” “It can do it faster while using less power, and it leaves the CPU available to do other tasks on your computer.
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