I built AirMirror Pro 2.0.1, an AirPlay receiver for Windows. An iPhone or iPad mirrors over the same local network, and the PC can record or restream what it shows.

The creator-focused part is Clean Window mode: the mirrored screen appears in OBS as a Window Capture source. It does not require a capture card, a cable, or an app on the phone.

It's built in C++ with Qt for the UI, uses UxPlay for the AirPlay protocol, and decodes H.264 through D3D11VA on the GPU.

I measured it instead of trying to describe it with adjectives. On my test desktop — an i7-14700F, RTX 5060, 32 GB of RAM, wired gigabit, and an iPhone 15 Pro Max on Wi-Fi — landscape video at 1920x886 measured 43.1 fps and 7.2 ms latency. Mirroring Clash Royale at 886x1920 measured 61.8 fps and 5.5 ms latency. Low-end hardware is untested.

The awkward launch detail is that the installer is not code signed, so Windows SmartScreen will show a warning.

There is a free tier, which puts a watermark on recordings. A $14.99 license removes the watermark.

Download: [https://github.com/domainasseth-hue/airmirrorpro/releases/download/v2.0.1/AirMirrorPro-2.0.1-Setup.exe](https://github.com/domainasseth-hue/airmirrorpro/releases/download/v2.0.1/AirMirrorPro-2.0.1-Setup.exe)

Site: [https://airmirrorpro.com](https://airmirrorpro.com)

Not affiliated with Apple Inc.

I built a Windows AirPlay receiver for OBS and screen recording