Updates

Every AirMirror Pro release, newest first: what it added, what it changed and what it fixed.

10 September 2026 2.0.1Latest

Recording fixes and new settings

Recordings start every time and play back at their full length, and a new Settings window puts quality, frame rate and smoothing in your hands.

New

  • Settings (File → Settings, or Ctrl+,): mirror quality (Balanced, Native, Maximum), frame rate (60 or 30 fps) and smoothing (Off, Light, Full).
  • Native resolution by default. On the test iPhone this delivered more than twice the pixels of 2.0.0, with fewer dropped frames. The measurements are on the specs page.

Fixed

  • Recording could fail to start with an encoder error. Recordings now start and write complete, playable files.
  • Windows showed recordings as 2–3 seconds long, however long they really were. They now play in full in Explorer and Media Player.
  • The app would not open on PCs without the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime. The runtime now ships with the app.

Changed

  • Free recordings stop at 5 minutes and carry a small watermark. The Record button says so before you start, and a capped recording is still a complete file. Mirroring is never timed.
  • The app now shows its version and publisher in Properties and in Apps & features.
7 September 2026 2.0

A new interface

The same phone, the same stream and the same frame rate. What changed is how much of the window your phone gets.

Changed

  • Controls out of the way. Every control moved into a compact icon toolbar and a menu, and the log pane is off by default. Nothing was taken away.
  • Nothing got slower. 61.8 fps after the redesign, against 61.4 fps before, with latency still in single-digit milliseconds.
  • New licence keys. Keys issued from 2.0 onward do not activate on 0.1.0, so 0.1.0 users were asked to update.
  • Plus many smaller fixes throughout.
The 0.1.0 interface, with every control and a log pane on screen
Before: every control on screen at once.
The 2.0 interface, with a compact toolbar and the game filling the window
2.0: the phone gets the window.
9 August 2026 0.1.0

Where it started

AirPlay receivers for Windows were mostly bad, and the good ones wanted a subscription. AirMirror Pro set out to be a good one that anyone could use. The first version was built in two days and three nights.

Choose your PC from Screen Mirroring on the iPhone and its screen appears on your PC, with no cable, no capture card and nothing to install on the phone.

In the first release

  • AirPlay screen mirroring from an iPhone to a Windows PC.
  • Recording, with the bitrate, output format and save location on screen beside the mirror.
  • A 56 MB installer for Windows 10 or later, with no account needed.