Why install EshareServer instead of using the built-in mirroring tool? Here are the standout features:
Setting up EShareServer requires just a few minutes and a shared network connection. Step 1: Connect to the Same Wi-Fi Network
Visit the URL displayed on your TV screen via a web browser to download the desktop installer. Step 4: Pair the Devices Launch the EShare app on your phone or computer.
Setting up EShareServer on your Smart TV is a straightforward process. Follow these steps to get connected: Step 1: Connect to the Same Network
: If EShareServer was deleted, you may need to side-load the APK file or check your TV manufacturer's app store for "EShare".
As of 2025, Smart TV manufacturers are moving toward AV1 codec support. EshareServer has already rolled out beta support for AV1 decoding. To future-proof:
Open the EShare app on your phone or laptop. The app will automatically scan your local network for active EShareServer displays. Select your from the detected list.
At its core, EShareServer is a receiver application that runs on compatible Smart TVs, interactive flat panel displays (IFPDs), projectors, and interactive whiteboards (IWBs). It functions as the "server" that awaits connections from "client" devices running the EShare mobile or desktop app. This client-server architecture ensures stable, low-latency communication between your devices.
Teachers can move freely around the classroom with their tablets or laptops while projecting educational material to the front of the room. The ability to mirror multiple screens allows for student work comparison.
Screen mirroring performance depends heavily on network conditions. For best results, connect your TV via wired Ethernet if possible. On the client side, use the 5GHz Wi-Fi band rather than 2.4GHz, as it provides higher bandwidth and suffers less interference. Close bandwidth-intensive applications on your network during mirroring sessions, and keep the distance between your phone and Wi-Fi router to a minimum.
: Open the EShareServer app on your Smart TV. It will usually display a TV name (e.g., "EShare-1234") and a URL or QR code.
