Does it support Miracast?
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The device has Jellybean 4.2 which does support Miracast but I am not sure if the device itself does. I see no information showing it does. Miracast is a pretty new technology and not many devices support it but it seems to be growing. The device does have a mini hdmi port which will connect to hdmi on a tv with an hdmi port using an hdmi adapter.
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Miracast uses wifi, but it's a peer-to-peer connection, in this case between this dongle and your phone/tablet/computer. You do not have to be on a wireless network in order for the devices to connect.
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Unfortunately, miracast is not available. The system is a independent android computer. You can access Netflix, YouTube, etc using a mouse.
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This product has no issue connecting to devices that have Miracast capabilities. There are many names for Miracast through different manufacturers, so please be sure your device supports it first: http://blog.uvm.edu/jgm/2013/10/22/miracast-the-technology-with-100-names/ I guess this really depends on your phone and your NAS. If your NAS is already setup to stream content to accessible devices, and your phone allows for accessing as well as simultaneously pushing said content to other devices, I would imagine so. However, maybe I am misunderstanding your intent. For example, I am imagining you are accessing the NAS via phone and pulling up video content. You are then setting up your TV to use the Miracast dongle to display the video on the TV from your phone. In theory, this could work. Yet, I have never seen any articles suggesting this and would be curious to know... There are two other methods that may work if the above example is what you are trying to accomplish: 1) Drop the middleman (your phone), and just use your computer and the TV. There are programs like Mezzmo that can send your content wirelessly to your TV (of course, your TV then needs a WiFi adapter). 2) Try directly connecting your NAS to your TV via USB (in this case your TV will need to have a USB port, and there is a possibility of the TV not recognizing the device). Best of luck.
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Yup...that's why I returned it. I got the FireTVstick instead and I LOVE IT! It's so much more than just a miracast adapter.
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Dear Andy Gray, Yes, you are able to use the HP Split x2 (13-inch) laptop to stream its content to the Belkin Miracast Adapter on your TV. To be more clear, streaming content to your Belkin Miracast Adapter on your TV is not dependent upon the device's hardware but the the device's software. If the device's operating system software (Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, Apple iOS, Google Android, etc.) can support a secondary display to stream its content through Wi-Fi connection, then it is capable of using your Belkin Miracast Adapter to stream its content to a secondary display (which is your TV). Please do not view this feature as something that only this particular HP laptop is capable of performing. To be exact, in theory all Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 devices (Desktop PCs with Wi-Fi connectivity and Mobile Devices such as laptops and tablets) should be capable of supporting the Belkin Miracast Adapter. (NOTE: This only covers the device's capabilities to support streaming to a secondary display through Wi-Fi connectivity, and not the capability of the Belkin Miracast Adapter to be compatible.) For more information, please use the following helpful links: (YouTube - Video Review and Demonstration of Belkin Miracast for Android & Windows Devices): http://youtu.be/Jyxw-Peu1LM (Belkin Miracast Support Website - List of Known Compatible Devices): http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=77880 Good luck and happy shopping!!!
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Malin,I do believe it is supported by the software you mentuoned. Please let me know if there are any other questions you may have. This is a great little camera for the money.
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I have the older model WD TV Live (WDBHG70000NBK), with firmware version 2.02.32. It has Netflix and Miracast. Many people are saying this older model doesn't has Miracast, but mine has and works flawlessly. I guess it's just a matter of upgrading the firmware to get Miracast. It lets me mirror the screen of my Samsung tablet running Android 4.4.2 to my TV. And you can set the home screen interface to the classic bottom-sliding buttons, or you can set it to the new tile style of buttons and apps.
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Once you need Connect Miracast Dongle first not in WiFi Internet Receivor make sure web browser go http://192.168.49.1 will relaunch home Page then try reconnect to you WiFi Internet Receivor.
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I have not attempted it. The provided software does not. But it streams the video feed to other applications. There most like are some that can receive and record a live video stream
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Will not work, if you are running android 4.2 or higher you can do Miracast. NetGear push2Tv is what I use
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It doesn't work with anything. It is the worst device ever. I returned it and buyed the Google Chromecast. It works great. And works with Win7.
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Don't know what Miracast is. This is an excellent HD Led TV; with one exception. The TV does not allow upgrades to software apps. For example if you want to play a certain game on the tv it requires the latest version of adobe flash player. the version which came with the tv was no current. there should be a way to upgrade pre installed software on sets
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Latest FW update for Belkin ScreenCast includes support for WiDi 3.5 which is compatible with Miracast.I have updated my unit and successfully connected with my Nexus 7 2013 through Miracast.So you should have no issue with S4 as long as Belkin is updated.PS: I've updated its FW with Intel WiDi Software from Notebook with Intel WiDi Wireless Adapter. Don't know how to update it without one...
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The one thing I know for sure, you need Android OS 4.2.2... make sure the Android OS you have installed has support for "MiraCast" or it wont work even if it is physically connectable.
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Android 4.2 can handle it and the ASUS specs for the ME102 list Miracast. Your tv will still have to have Miracast built-in. If not ASUS sells a "Miracast Dongle" receiver that plugs into an empty HDIM port on your tv.
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No, it will not work on your unit as it's not listed on the compatible devices. Please follow on this link for full specification of ASUS Miracast Dongle http://www.asus.com/Tablet_Mobile_Accessories/ASUS_Miracast_Dongle/specifications/.