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I built one of the best screen sharing apps for Apple platforms with Codex. It works over the AirDrop protocol, LAN, or Tailscale/VPN. It has some of the best performance and can go uncapped 6k@120fps no external hardware. Can even do ProRes. Streams audio too with full support for... show more

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