When screen mirroring with a samsung tv can it display in higher resolutions like 1080?
hinds90 said:
When screen mirroring with a samsung tv can it display in higher resolutions like 1080?
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Casting does now. Not sure about Miracast
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Is that something you have to purchase cables for? I'm just wondering about from my phone to a samsung tv with the built it apps on the phone and tv.
It looks like mine is 1080p or even 1440p when I screen mirror to my samsung tv. Try a YouTube video on 720p then max resolution and see if you can see a difference.
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Doesn't seem to work Netflix isn't hd either
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Using my G2X/HDMI hooked up to my TV, the picture looks cropped. Can someone tell me how to fix this please? Also with NFS Shift, the picture looks blurry, is that normal?
Samsung 58" Plasma 1080p
Thanks for your time.
samsonitus said:
Using my G2X/HDMI hooked up to my TV, the picture looks cropped. Can someone tell me how to fix this please? Also with NFS Shift, the picture looks blurry, is that normal?
Samsung 58" Plasma 1080p
Thanks for your time.
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Make sure your phone is on "auto" or 1080p in HDMI settings..... also might be the cable try it with a different HD device... I.e. a camera/camcorder
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It is probably blurry because you have the TV set to FULL aspect and probably running a lower res that is getting stretched.
I have it running on my 24" monitor and seems fine. I haven't tried on my 55" LCD TV. The main OS is 800x400 so that getting stretched to 1080.
I use it on my 55" Samsung and it looks fine
The pic on my 55" Sammy was cropped on the edges and a bit blurry until I set the pic aspect to "Just Scan". (P-size was on 16:9). Everything cleared up.
hey guys were did u buy your cable ? or whats the name of the cable? plz help me out
anyone else try playing a 1080p video on youtube and it lagging?
They play smooth on mine phone
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What is the point? The screen's vertical resolution is 480 when on its side. If you download the 1080 version your display adapter has to down-convert it.
Thought i would shoot this question out there while still continuing to search for the solution.. Has anyone had any luck with using HDMI video glasses with an Android phone using HDMI mirroring? I have a EVO 4G running Cyan 7, HDMWin for mirroring, Crazyremote for remote access to my pc, and now just looking for video glasses to use as a portable monitor for the HDMI mirroring. Resolutions less than 720p would be fine too if there is a portable way of converting the resolution to something lower.
Thanks.
What's the output resolution from the HDMI port? Is it full 1080p? Or only 720p seeing as that's what our display is.
Not sure if I wanna buy and adapter yet.
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720p when watching the "desktop" and regular apps, up to 1080p when watching movies.
NixZero said:
720p when watching the "desktop" and regular apps, up to 1080p when watching movies.
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That's what I was hoping to hear! Thanks a bunch!
I have Iphone 7 plus, it has the same 1920×1080p full Hd screen. but when I go to youtube and select videos I can watch the videos in 1440p as it gives me the option. on my Mate 9 thou it doesnt give the option of 1440p and is only limited to 1920p any one can come out with an answer.
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What's the difference? A 1080p screen can't even display 1440p.
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Sammath said:
What's the difference? A 1080p screen can't even display 1440p.
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Either downsampling or higher bitrate (or both).
I think you didn't get my query, if we can select 1440p resolution in YouTube videos, then it can be cast on to Chromecast ultra which is the case with Iphone 7 plus. I select 1440p in Iphone 7 plus and the content is streamed in 4k thru Chromecast ultra.