AirServer supercharges your Surface Hub into an all-in-one AirPlay + Google Cast + Miracast receiver with its own guest access point for mirroring so the guests can connect directly to the Surface Hub without needing access to the corporate network.
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AirServer is intrinsically optimized for both 55' and 84' Surface Hubs and fully supports its incredible 120Hz display, and as a result delivers a true end-to-end buttery smooth 60 FPS mirroring experience. There is nothing like it!
Built-in Guest Access Point
Plug an external keyboard, mouse, and display into your USB-C dock. Make sure the dock is plugged in to get power. Plug the end of a USB-C cable that’s connected to your USB-C dock into the USB-C port on your adapter. Plug the Surface Connect end of the adapter into the Surface Connect port on your Surface. Can you simply connect an external microphone to a Surface Hub via the Audio In socket, or does this have to be done via USB? This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. Microsoft Surface Hub 2 Camera, 4K, USB-C ® connection, 90 degree HFOV Surface Hub 2S 85” 100Hz - 12KHz range 3-way stereo speakers, including (4) front-facing mid. Find the name of the Surface Hub you want to project to in the connect panel and select it to connect. You can find the name of the Surface Hub in the bottom left corner of the screen, or when you press Connect on the welcome screen. Take a VGA cable and plug one end into the VGA port on your display. Plug the other end into the VGA port on your hub. Plug your USB computer peripherals into the USB or USB-C port on your hub—depending on which kind of USB connection your peripheral uses.
AirServer Surface Hub Edition creates its own access point so guests can connect directly to the Surface Hub without needing access to the corporate network.
Optimized for Intel® Hardware
AirServer is optimized for the Intel processor and is fully hardware accelerated, as a result the CPU utilization rarely exceeds 10%.
60 FPS Mirroring
AirServer's premium hardware accelerated implementation delivers a true end-to-end buttery smooth 60 FPS mirroring.
AirPlay + Google Cast + Miracast
AirServer introduced the world’s first BYOD solution by implementing all the major mirroring technologies. Years later AirServer continues being the pioneer in the field by bringing all these technologies to the Hub.
Zero Client Footprint
Since AirServer communicates using AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast, there is no need to install any 3rd party apps on the client's device. Everything needed is already built‑in and it is super easy to get started.
Smart Layouts
AirServer supports mirroring sessions from multiple clients at the same time. It does this gracefully by aligning each mirroring session intelligently to maximize screen utilization and to minimize black borders.
iOS 12 Compatible
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AirServer has maintained AirPlay compatibility since iOS 4.2.1 and has pushed out free compatibility updates with every major version of iOS since 2011.
Windows Device Compatible
Fully compatible with the built-in 'Project to a wireless display' feature in Windows 10. Windows 7 is also supported by installing Google Chrome browser.
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Chromebook Compatible
AirServer supports both tab casting and desktop casting which is built into all Chromebooks and all desktop platforms with Google Chrome browser.
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Multi-room AirPlay Audio
Just like on the Xbox One, AirServer also brings multi-room AirPlay audio support on the Surface Hub. If you own a set of AirPlay speakers, and use iTunes, be sure to try out the multi-room AirPlay audio feature in iTunes.
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“With AirServer running, you’ll see your Mac show up in your iPad’s AirPlay menu, and you can just select it to play back video, movies or games on the big screen. It even supports mirroring so you can use it with apps that don;t yet support AirPlay properly.”