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This guide shows you how to wirelessly share your Windows PC screen to multiple Apple TVs simultaneously.
Mirroring your PC to other displays boosts collaboration and engagement by allowing everyone in the room to see what’s on your screen. This creates a seamless visual aid for presentations, meetings, class sessions and more.
Bonus: Learn everything you need to know about screen mirroring with The Ultimate Screen Mirroring Guide.
The best way to mirror your Windows PC to multiple Apple TVs is with Ditto. Windows devices are not natively equipped with AirPlay technology that enables screen mirroring to Apple TVs. Ditto works as an alternative to AirPlay or Google Cast to screen mirror your Windows computer to one or more Apple TVs in seconds without wires or extra hardware. Better yet, Ditto works with popular Windows devices like the Dell XPS, HP ENVY, Microsoft Surface Laptop Go and many more.
A brief setup is required before you can begin. This should take about 10 minutes.
You need three things to wirelessly share a Windows computer to multiple Apple TVs simultaneously:
First, you need to create your Ditto account. Then, set up Ditto on every Apple TV you want to mirror your Windows computer to. Learn how to set up Ditto here.
Prefer a video tutorial instead? Watch the Ditto setup video:
You’ll need to add each Apple TV as a receiver in your Ditto Account Portal and group the Apple TVs together as part of the same “Ditto room.”
Follow the step-by-step instructions to group your Apple TVs.
Now you’re ready to mirror your Windows computer to all of your Apple TVs!
Open the Ditto Connect application on your Windows PC. If you do not already have the app, you can download it here (it’s free). Allow permissions for the app if prompted.
Make sure the Ditto Receiver application is open on your Apple TVs.
Enter the room code displayed on your Apple TV into the Ditto Connect application on your Windows computer and click “Connect.”
Click “Start Sharing.”
Your Windows PC will automatically mirror to every Ditto-enabled Apple TV.
To mirror a specific application and keep the rest of your desktop hidden, click “Specific Application” in the Ditto Connect window. Choose an open application from the list, then click “Start Sharing.” The application must not be minimized.
Want to mirror a different device? With Ditto, you can share iPhone, iPad, Mac, Chromebook and Android devices as well. Try Ditto today.
Updated 8/18/2023
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