AirParrot 33.1.11

Send your Windows desktop wirelessly to a receiver attached to a television or projector, giving everyone in the room a shared view without cables or adapters. AirParrot 3 can also send a selected media file, so videos, audio, presentations, and other content can play on the remote display. Its display modes let you show the complete screen or extend the desktop onto another display instead of showing the same view. Squirrels publishes it as freeware in the System Tools category.

The program searches the same network for available media receivers and presents them for connection. Bluetooth discovery provides another way to locate compatible receivers. Its patent-pending Quick Connect technology is designed to establish connections rapidly, including direct connections to devices running Reflector 3. After choosing a receiver, you select full-screen display, desktop extension, or individual-file streaming based on what the audience needs.

Teachers can put lesson material before a class, while presenters can send slides and demonstrations to a boardroom display. It also suits meetings and other shared viewing spaces where people need to follow content from one computer. A compatible receiver connected to the television or projector is part of the viewing setup, and Reflector 3 can serve as that receiver application. Version 3.1.11 is the current release.