The AirPlay Mirroring is one of the best features of the new Mountain Lion, assuming you have a new Mac. But if you have one prior to 2011, will not work. Cult of Mac explains why: it's a matter of hardware.
Need a new computer than to make the most of Mountain Lion.
The problem with the Mac previous to 2011 is that their graphics chipsets do not have the power needed to power AirPlay Mirroring.
"It 's simple - Cult of Mac says -. The ingredient that requires Apple to run AirPlay Mirroring is nell'encoding H.264 'on-GPU'. or the ability to compress video directly from the graphics card, without burdening the CPU. "
In essence, Apple requires the graphics card to encode the video. If you can not do it, the processor will be overloaded so as not to do it. Got it?
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