can you airplay a macbook to another mac
Is it possible to airplay from one MacBook to another MacBook to extend the display from one to the other? Using the second one as a second monitor basically?
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Is it possible to airplay from one MacBook to another MacBook to extend the display from one to the other? Using the second one as a second monitor basically?
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No. You cannot use another Mac as a display unless it is an iMac meeting the requirements. However, you can use Screen Sharing or Airplay Mirroring. But this can be slow, and is not the same as a second monitor.
Help-How-To Guides for Mac-OS X-iOS Users - Everything from AirPlay to ThunderBolt Info
No. You cannot use another Mac as a display unless it is an iMac meeting the requirements. However, you can use Screen Sharing or Airplay Mirroring. But this can be slow, and is not the same as a second monitor.
Help-How-To Guides for Mac-OS X-iOS Users - Everything from AirPlay to ThunderBolt Info
can you airplay a macbook to another mac