When done presenting, just click the Stop button to stop displaying your device.

Once you've located new content and brought it up on your device, simply click Play to resume the presentation. AirMedia lets you pause the presentation, freezing the current image on screen so others can continue to view it whle you look through your personal files.

While presenting, it is often necessary to navigate away from your presentation.

Clicking the Play button selects your device as the presentation source, sending whatever is on your dscreen to the room display.

Use the Crestron tool to control the presentation:.

Once connected, the AirMedia will display whatever is currently on your desktop.

Presenting content on AirMedia using a Mac or PC: To log in, type the code listed on the AirMedia's welcome screen and click Connect.

Download the appropriate AirMedia utility client for your platform (PC or Mac).

Open a web browser and type in the IP address shown on the AirMedia welcome screen.

AirMedia will not function on the network.

Connect your Mac or PC to the eduroam wireless network.

Press the ' Power' button the panel and (once the system has started up), select ' AirMedia'.

Connecting to AirMedia using a Mac or PC: The most popular version of the tool is 1.0. The actual developer of the free program is Crestron Electronics, Inc.

AirMedia.exe and VSWBA09F27C02D1.exe are the most common filenames for this program's installer. AirMedia 1.0.6.8 is available as a free download on our software library. Choose mode ‘Audiovisual’ for AirMedia by pressing on the touch panel. Select ‘AirMedia’ by pressing on the touch panel 4. Locate the Crestron AirMedia® touch panel in your classroom.

Turn on your MacBook and connect to the university WIFI 2. Crestron AirMedia® Connect a MacBook via the AirMedia® 1.

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