Fenster spiegeln

#1 · 25/03/2025, 12:59

Spiegeln windows11 auf ipad: Das Programm wäre für mich genial, wenn ich nicht den ganzen Bildschirm, sondern nur ein ausgewähltes Fenster auf das IPad spiegeln könnte. Gibt es diese Möglichkeit?

#2 · 26/03/2025, 02:00

Hi @tmprivat,

Unfortunately no, you can only either mirror or extend a screen with spacedesk. You may refer to the Documentation for a full feature list. Thank you.

#3 · 28/03/2025, 12:41

Kann ich das nicht irgendwie mit mit einem zweiten virtuellen Desktop hinbekommen. Nur Desktop 1 wird gespiegelt; der virtuelle Desktop 2 wird nicht gespiegelt?

#4 · 09/04/2025, 11:15

Zitat von edna23roe am 09/04/2025, 11:15 Uhr

Quote from tmprivat on 25/03/2025, 12:59

Mirroring Windows 11 to iPad: This program would be great for me if I could mirror only a selected window to the iPad instead of the entire screen. Is this possible?

Unfortunately, there’s no native feature in Windows 11 to mirror a single window to an iPad. The usual screen mirroring methods always cast the entire screen.

However, there are alternative approaches and third-party software that may be able to provide you with similar functionality:

1. Remote-Desktop-Software:

Some remote desktop apps allow you to connect to your Windows 11 PC from your iPad and then display only the desired application on the PC in full screen mode. While this isn’t a direct mirroring of a single window, it can achieve the desired result, allowing you to focus only on the required application on the iPad.
Examples: Microsoft Remote Desktop, AnyViewer, TeamViewer, Chrome Remote Desktop.
Important: Performance may vary depending on your network connection.
2. Screen mirroring apps with advanced features:

Some third-party screen mirroring apps may offer advanced features beyond full-screen mirroring. However, they rarely support single-window mirroring.
Examples include AirDroid Cast, Reflector, and Vysor.
Check the features of each app carefully to see if it offers such an option. These apps often focus on full-screen mirroring or offer remote desktop control features.
3. Virtual machines (a more complex solution):

A more advanced (and potentially resource-intensive) solution would be to set up a virtual machine (VM) on your Windows 11 PC. You could then run the desired application within the VM and connect to that specific VM via remote desktop from your iPad. This would essentially allow you to see only the VM window (with the application running inside) on the iPad.
Examples of VM software E-ZPass® Maryland
include VMware, VirtualBox.

In summary, there is currently no easy, native way to mirror just a selected Windows 11 window to an iPad. However, the alternatives mentioned above could be a viable solution in certain scenarios. It’s a good idea to explore the features of various remote desktop and screen mirroring apps to see which one best suits your needs.

Quote from tmprivat on 25/03/2025, 12:59

Mirroring Windows 11 to iPad: This program would be great for me if I could mirror only a selected window to the iPad instead of the entire screen. Is this possible?

Unfortunately, there’s no native feature in Windows 11 to mirror a single window to an iPad. The usual screen mirroring methods always cast the entire screen.

However, there are alternative approaches and third-party software that may be able to provide you with similar functionality:

1. Remote-Desktop-Software:

Some remote desktop apps allow you to connect to your Windows 11 PC from your iPad and then display only the desired application on the PC in full screen mode. While this isn’t a direct mirroring of a single window, it can achieve the desired result, allowing you to focus only on the required application on the iPad.
Examples: Microsoft Remote Desktop, AnyViewer, TeamViewer, Chrome Remote Desktop.
Important: Performance may vary depending on your network connection.
2. Screen mirroring apps with advanced features:

Some third-party screen mirroring apps may offer advanced features beyond full-screen mirroring. However, they rarely support single-window mirroring.
Examples include AirDroid Cast, Reflector, and Vysor.
Check the features of each app carefully to see if it offers such an option. These apps often focus on full-screen mirroring or offer remote desktop control features.
3. Virtual machines (a more complex solution):

A more advanced (and potentially resource-intensive) solution would be to set up a virtual machine (VM) on your Windows 11 PC. You could then run the desired application within the VM and connect to that specific VM via remote desktop from your iPad. This would essentially allow you to see only the VM window (with the application running inside) on the iPad.
Examples of VM software E-ZPass® Maryland
include VMware, VirtualBox.

In summary, there is currently no easy, native way to mirror just a selected Windows 11 window to an iPad. However, the alternatives mentioned above could be a viable solution in certain scenarios. It’s a good idea to explore the features of various remote desktop and screen mirroring apps to see which one best suits your needs.