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AirMediaPlayer Bring Apple AirPlay To Windows

Reporter: Under: Tech News On December 23, 2010 2 Comments
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Do you like or love Apple's AirPlay and you don't have mac PC,then there is good news for Windows users, AirPlay comes to Windows by AirMediaPlayer with version 1.0.5.AirMediaPlayer version 1.0.5 leverages the Microsoft .NET framework 3.5 SP1, Quicktime, and Bonjour for Windows to enable AirPlay media streaming from any iOS device back a XP, Vista, or Windows 7 PC.....

Appleā€™s AirPlay streaming media functionality to Windows and independent developer Apostolos Georgiadis has assembled a neat little Windows application called AirMediaPlayer that allows Apple iOS devices to stream music and video via AirPlay to a Windows PC.AirMediaPlayer for Windows is a Windows-based AirPlay Media Player which allows your iOS device to stream media to your PC.The player is compatible with Windows 7, Vista and XP, and requires .NET framework 3.5, Bonjour and Quicktime to operate. Once those installations are taken care of, AirMediaPlayer is free to use and is compatible with any AirPlay-equipped iOS device.

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  On December 23, 2010(1 year, 5 months ago.)
  • Alex Shoebox

    the DL link is down :(

  • funkyf@ctory

    You can also try Aerodrom: (http://funky-factory.blogspot.com)
    Stream photos, videos, audio and slideshows via AirPlay from your iPhone,iPod or iPad to your Windows PC, notebook and even Windows Media Center.


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