The software is encoding the PC screen as a video stream and streams it to a wide range of DLNA devices.
This is simlar to Chromecast's ability to mirror the desktop or a browser tab. However DLNA means a lot of different devices (game consoles, smart TVs, Roku and many more). Of-course the big downside in relying on DLNA is latency. The video player on a DLNA device buffers for a few seconds and hence there is a significant latency.
Still, for watching something on the TV it is pretty good.
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Still, for watching something on the TV it is pretty good.