Must have.net 3.5 installed Thanks to Jeff S I was having this issue too, and I just discovered a workaround. I’m not sure WHY this is happening, but after the RegisterMCEApp.exe error message comes up, close it & finish the installer, and you’ll find in your install directory (the default is Program Files (x86) thomaspleasance.com Airplay WMC Client ) three files, two of which should be DLLs and the other should be a. Program De Detoxifiere Si Slabire: Full Version Software on this page. XML Next, open up a CMD window (search for the application cmd.exe), go into the C: Windows ehome directory, and tell the application RegisterMCEApp.exe to run the “Registration.xml” file in Airplay WMC Client’s installation folder. So this command: RegisterMCEApp.exe “C: Program Files (x86) ThomasPleasance.com Airplay WMC Client Registration.xml” It should now show up in Windows Media Center under Settings ->Start Menu and Extras ->Extras Library. Like other people have described, a firewall authorization dialog might pop up behind Windows Media Center the first time you try streaming, but after that IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Windows: We've shared a few plugins to make your entire home AirPlay-compatible, but if you're a Windows Media Center user, this plugin will help you stream.

May 23, 2011 First look at an AirPlay client for Windows Media Center which lets you stream photos and videos from an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad to a PC running. This isn't the first time Windows has been invited to the AirPlay party, but Thomas Pleasance's AirPlay for Windows Media Center addin seems to already be on.

Thomas Pleasance has released the first beta of AirPlay For Windows Media Player, according to Engadget. Thomas Pleasance's AirPlay for Windows Media Center addin seems to already be one of the smoother combinations we've seen and it's still in beta. Unsurprisingly, it does what the name says, so after installing Apple's Bonjour service and the free client on your Media Center PC you should be able to stream video or pictures to it (there's no support for music yet) from an iPad or iPhone with a simple click. You can download the addin free from the link below. Bonjour comes with any Apple downloads for Windows. Ie (iTunes, QuickTime, Safari).

OK, I went to the site, registered and it said I was approved. I clicked on download, and it sent me to the login page. It sent me to the app page.

I found the AirPlay app. I clicked on download, and it sent me to the login page. It sent me to the app page.

I found the AirPlay app. I clicked on download, and it sent me to the login page. It sent me to the app page. I found the AirPlay app. I clicked on download, and it sent me to the login page.

It sent me to the app page. I found the AirPlay app.

Yeah, It 's an endless loop for me.