How to: AirPlay - Mac OS X

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A guide on how to use AirPlay on Mac OS X

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AirPlay allows you to mirror exactly what is on your device to a projector in High Definition. The Kramer VIA GO allows for AirPlay connections on Apple devices. To wirelessly present on a Windows, Android, or Chromebook, please see the related articles. 

Steps:

  1. First, click on the AirPlay logo on the top task bar.
  2. Select the device you would like to stream to:

image depicting the list of airplay devices available and where to access them

  1. Next, a code will appear on the projector screen, enter the code into the field that pops up on your laptop:

image depicting the prompt for entering the airplay code

  1. Your computer screen should now be displayed on the projector screen.
  2. To disconnect AirPlay, click the AirPlay button and then click disconnect.

If you have any further trouble, please contact us at ITS@manhattan.edu or (718) 862-7973.

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Article ID: 7155
Created
Wed 6/24/15 4:10 PM
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Wed 12/13/23 10:02 AM

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