Light on the workstation
Capture and encoding run on the graphics hardware, so mirroring a desktop costs the machine being mirrored very little.
WINDOWS DISPLAY, LIVE IN A BROWSER
ScreenMirror streams a Windows display to a browser. Capture and encoding run on the graphics hardware, and the person watching needs nothing but a current browser.
BUILT FOR LIVE DISPLAY
Capture and encoding run on the graphics hardware, so mirroring a desktop costs the machine being mirrored very little.
Hardware video encoding keeps latency low enough to follow what someone is doing, rather than watch a slideshow of it.
The stream adjusts to the bandwidth actually available, holding a usable picture on congested and variable connections.
The receiving side is a current browser. Nothing to install, and nothing to update, on the machine doing the watching.
KNOW WHAT IT IS
ScreenMirror is deployed by an organization to make a Windows desktop visible to authorized viewers. Whoever installs it is responsible for telling the people using that desktop, and for the lawful basis to do so.
Read the privacy notice