Can you connect to push2tv for wireless?
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theortically yes, but due to a fault with leveno drivers it does not work properly jul 2014. will update further when it does work but judging by forums this is a long standing issue
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Yes you can. It will work very well. You need to configure it with your wireless router. It will be connected to usb on your tv for power and the other cable to Ethernet connection on your tv. No drivers needed, tv "thinks" it is connected to a wired network. I used it with my Panasonic tv. It works like a charm.
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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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There is a set of specification provided on Intel website for all the requirements with respect Intel WIDI. http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/intel-wireless-display.html You need to have compatible laptop and wifi router with P2TV device.
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Yes, it is WiDi capable and I was able to make that work briefly through a Netgear Push2TV (PTV3000) adapter. But the adapter turned out to be defective (or went bad quickly) and, after consulting with the Netgear support, I had to return that to the seller. I am afraid to buy another WiDi adapter until someone comes up with a reliable one. So, for now, I have this laptop hooked with an HDTV via a long HDMI cable--and that works okay.
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I do have a Vizio smart TV, however, there is no requirement for a smart TV as the device simply is plugged into an HDMI port. I am using one of the USB ports on the TV to power the Push2TV, but it can also be powered with the included AC adapter. The only requirement is the WiDi software and Intel chip on the laptop.
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No...they have a dedicated button on the remote that allows quick connection! Once you connect the TV to your wireless connection....you're off to the races! Good Luck!
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http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/connect-mobile-device-tv-wireless.html
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In theory yes. I bought one of these and wss able to set it up excep it wouldn't broadcast a wireless signal. You should look for a different product!!!!!
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I don't know what configuration you have in your laptop. However, I can tell you that you need to have Intel Wireless Display Technology (Intel WiDi) chipset in your laptop in order to make it work. Although my laptop has the chipset to use Netgear Push2TV, the quality is not acceptable. Therefore, I do not recommend to buy this product. After I purchased this product, it worked for few days. Slowly, the graphics became worst and annoying to clone my laptop to TV. I think it helps you to make the decision.
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Subir Nanda, Yes, 802.11a/b/g/n is supported. Thanks for your interest in Samsung televisions. --Mr. S
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Yes, the 722k can be connected via wifi to use the sling adapter. That's how my 722k is connected.
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There is a set of specification provided on Intel website for all the requirements with respect Intel WIDI.http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/intel-wireless-display.htmlYou need to have compatible laptop and wifi router with P2TV device.
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Don't believe so. My computer has WiDi which was supposed to provide the interface between my laptop and the WD Push2TV. Could not get anything but sound (no video) and Western Digital could not help. Need up with an AppleTV device that was a plug and play (minor setup only) and it works great (my laptop is a PC). I have iToons on my computer.
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Hi ta Connect your tv stick to hdmi port. Turn your tv on to hdmi input thenonce the andriod starts go to setting to network. Find wireless access point and put the code that you get from the wireless router. Now go back to the main page scan your device when you see your device select and enjoy. Good luck. Y
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No. The best way to do that is wirelessly through a device called Apple TV (it's not a TV), which connects to your TV.
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The answer is No, you do not need a WiFi router to establish connection between the Laptop and NetGear Push2TV Device. However you must have a compatible laptop with the appropriate processor. There is a list of compatible Laptops on Netgear's Web site. Another important thing they explain is that some of the laptops do not have the updated software needed to run this installed. Here's the web page to review: http://www.netgear.com/landing/en-us/ptv_italian.aspx