LiveViewer for Chrome

Android app by Maxell, Ltd.. Productivity · Maxell, Ltd.

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Free to download
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Version
1.0.1
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2026-09-12

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LiveViewer for Chrome is the App that projects Chrome OS device’s screen from Maxell's projectors on the same wireless (Wi-Fi) or wired network. Key Features*1: - Screen Projection: Project your Android device screen from the projector. *2 - Presenter Mode: If you enable the Presenter Mode, you can prevent other people from projecting their desktop screens. - Image Quality setting: Select the image quality during the projection from 3 modes. - Aspect setting: Select aspect ratio during the projection from 2 modes. - Can be controlled as a client device on the Moderator Control Mode. *3 *1 If your device version is lower than Chrome OS75, you must be connected to the Internet. *2 The projection may be unstable by network environment. *3 You can be a moderator by using the LiveViewer for Windows. The moderator can choose a client device and project its screen. Functions not supported: - Audio transfer - Auto Discovery function (This is the function to find projectors on the network automatically) - Projector Control from the App*4 *4 If you want to control the projector from your device, please use the Projector Web Control function. Supported Chrome OS devices - Chrome OS: 73 or later - Android: 7.1.1 or 9 Please check if your device supports Android Apps. https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/chromium-os/chrome-os-systems-supporting-android-apps How to use the “LiveViewer for Chrome” App http://proj.maxell.co.jp/en/apps/liveviewer_chr.html

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