Will this allow a movie being played on the web to be displayed on my tv or will it only work with apps?
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I have used it for movies on Netflix and clips of concerts on Youtube. Both work fine! I also use Pandora radio since my TV is connected to my big stereo system.
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It can display everything on your cell phone screen onto your TV. I bought it on-line because it's cheaper than that of APPLE store. But it didn't work well with iPad for the copyright problem. So if you are not concerned with money, I recommend you to buy one from nearby APPLE store. By the way, the new iPhone and iPad use new interface.
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This cable works great with Netflix, HBO go, didn't work with comcast, I haven't tried anything else. Hope this helps answer your question.
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No. It only supports Netflix, CinemaNow, and depending on whether you're referring to NS-WBRDVD or NS-WBRDVD2 or NS-WBRDVD3 it might do Hulu or Vudu.
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The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in the right format. The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in... » Read More The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in the right format. « Show Less
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This probably will not answer the question, but if you are set up with a wireless computer like I am, there is no problem. It does not work like a cell phone which is what many think. So the answer is that the player can receive signals but it is not........ STAND ALONE. Just let it work like your tablet not your cell phone. It really has nothing to do with the TV except as a monitor.
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If app has an option to send image to TV, I am pretty sure it will works. However fast graphic motion ends crashing.
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Yes, as long as the movie is already on your iPad or your iPad has cellular data activated and you stream the movie from the Internet.
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It really doesn't because all you can do with it is go on youtube. It can also play your music on the tv but ultimately it does not show your screen on the tv screen. You can't play games, it doesn't show anything basically.
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Yep, it will allow you to watch your movies on your laptop with some exceptions. It doesn't have the codecs to allow you to watch amazon downloaded codecs for example. However, if it is just a straight avi or mp4, it will allow you to stream from your shared file folders or windows libraries.
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the media link can stream the phone's screen to a projector or tv for example. So any app you use on your phone while connected to the media link will be displayed. All the media link does is extend your phones screen display to other devices like the examples i used.
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It says it will. It says it will do many things. So do the Indian tech reps. You could try. If you can get Netflix on it, please? Let me know how the hell you did it?
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You could do this on this device. Just keep in mind that downloading movies is a violation of law . If you still do this, make sure your TV has a compatible USB port on it somewhere, and refer to your user manual on how to connect to the USB device.
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It does not have any way to access video other than Ethernet or WiFi. Unless you have a smart TV with supporting apps, it won't work.
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I have apps built into my TV via the blu-ray player. Also, the TV is connected to an Xbox with Internet connection. Hope this helps.
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I mainly use this app for movies rented through I tunes or Netflix ,also make sure your video input is in the correct plug on your tv . I have see that the yellow will plug into the green port on composite inputs or so it does on my Emerson 32" LCD tv . If the app has the tv out function it will show in the app that you are using .
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I think so I got mine hooked up but havent played much but did try Netflix and it worked I use chrome on my PC and it seems to be a good browzer
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Yes you absolutely can (as long as you have internet connection- Wi-Fi or LAN). It is made to give your TV "smart tv" features. Picture it as your TV being converted into a tablet. You can check mail, all social media sites (FB, Instagram, Twitter, etc), stream movies and music or just browse and search. It has Google Chrome pre-loaded on it.
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I haven't tried it, but I am familiar with setting up Apple TV's. The Apple TV's output is HDMI and the Vizio M261VP has two HDMI inputs, so it should work. I don't think the TV has any restrictions on what it displays over its HDMI channels. The TV also has direct access through your wireless network or Ethernet to Netflix and many other Web resources. I have been watching Netflix over wifi and it is working great.