MirrorLayer
Create and manage multiple screen mirrors.
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MirrorLayer - Create and manage multiple screen mirrors.

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MirrorLayer is a Windows tool that displays selected screen areas in separate windows. Run up to four MirrorLayer instances. Each instance can combine up to four screen regions into a single window. One mirror can also be used as a Delay View. The included Commander Center lets you save presets, show or hide mirrors, change each mirror's capture target, and manage multiple MirrorLayer windows. The Delay View uses VRAM and cannot be used together with the combined multi-region view.

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Hi everyone! I'm the developer of MirrorLayer. MirrorLayer is one of the first software projects I created. I created MirrorLayer because I couldn't find an existing tool that could display multiple screen regions in a single window. I also couldn't find one that could keep displaying a delayed view continuously. I thought these would be genuinely useful features, so I decided to build it. I'm also a gamer, so I focused more on usability and practical features than on visual design. My goal was to create a tool that is simple to use and genuinely useful in everyday situations. MirrorLayer lets you: * Display selected screen areas in separate windows. * Run up to four MirrorLayer instances. * Combine up to four screen regions into a single window. * Save and restore layouts with Commander Center. * Use a Delay View for one mirror at a time. A free Compatibility Check Version is also available. Some features are intentionally limited compared to the full version, but it is designed to verify compatibility and let you confirm that MirrorLayer works correctly on your PC before purchasing. MirrorLayer is considered a complete product. If bugs are found, I'll do my best to fix them. New features may be added in the future if the project performs well and they are reasonably practical to implement, but please don't expect frequent feature updates. I'm developing MirrorLayer on my own. I'd be happy to answer any questions or hear your feedback. Thanks for checking it out!