Hello, is there any way to cast screen using WiFi technology from my Nexus 7 2013 to a non smart TV using Android Smart Stick?
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Recently I bought an Asus MeMO Pad HD 7 and Netgear PTV3000 from Amazon. I have upgraded to the latest firmware on both devices and there is no problem connecting the MeMO Pad HD 7 to PTV3000. I have video and audio through my HD TV but I can only mirror wirelessly at a resolution of 640x480. The screen is not stretched to fit so I see this thick black ugly border around the display. I also tested on another TV and PC monitor (both capable of displaying up to 1920x1080 FHD), and the result is the same.
Has anyone else tried using the wireless display function on the MeMO Pad HD 7 with a PTV3000 and experienced the above mentioned problem? Are there any other Miracast HDMI receiver/dongles that work nicely with Asus MeMO Pad HD 7? Thank you.
Found this, hope it helps
http://forum1.netgear.com/showthread.php?p=456600
Hi,
I'm in search of an Android tablet that supports Miracast.
I have tried Nexus 4 (android 4.2) with Netgear PTV3000 receiver, the experience is below average to my feeling. And then I tried Nexus 7 2013 with the same PTV3000 receiver, I'd say the performance is better and acceptable, but stuttering and screen artifacts still occur.
Today I tried the Nexus 4 again with upgraded Android 4.3, there is definitely great improvement.
Now I want a bigger tablet with fluent Miracast support. Searching the forum shows the Nexus 10 with 4.3 system does support this, but the Nexus 10 hardware is a little bit outdated, so I'm worried of its actual performance.
Is there better choice for miracast with 10" screen devices? When will Nexus 10 2013 come out (if there is any)?
Thank you.
Sorry but I just don't want to let this go yet.
So my setup involves MS Wireless Display Adapter v2, which I think is the best device for mirroring so far.
I like this over Chromecast because I don't want to involve our WiFi.
Now people here said that Shield losing its mirroring feature, even if you add that line in build.prop to expose the toggle for wireless display, has something to do with it being on Android Nougat. Basically, Android N renders direct wireless mirroring useless.
I have both Redmi Note 4 (Android M) and Redmi Note 4x (Android N) - both can mirror using MS Wireless Display.
So my question is how is that possible? Both Redmis and the Shield Tablet have the hardware for it. So why can't SHIELD TABLET have direct wireless mirroring???
I wish someone could help. Thanks.
Nvidia tab cooperate only with nvidia shield tv. @Son-j
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Nvidia tab cooperate only with nvidia shield tv. @Son-j
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Well if it's true mirroring, I'd gladly buy the shield TV.
I just hate Chromecast.
Thanks.
I'm evalueting to buy a tablet eather for work and chill
I'm in search of only one "special" feature the MHL support aka usb to hdmi support for use it with old projectors and monitors who doesn't support mirroring
It is possible that almost every phone has this implementation but not so much tablets?
I' m watching to something similar to the Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 for specs, price and accesories (pen and a proper keyboard)
Do you have any suggestion?
Thanks