Can i stream content from this to a miracast adapter on my TV?
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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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Personally have not tried it with a MiraCast, but I have streamed via Wi-Fi which is the basis for MiraCast so It should work
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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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Sorry for the late response, but no it comes only with the miracast box with a power cord. You will need an HDMI cable, a usb isn't needed. Hope that helps!
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I understand you only need an appropriate adaptor to conect any android to a tv set. I have not done it but I sure it should work and I will do it when I get the chance of buying the adaptor.
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Actually, you can program the remote to work with the adapter. It should work the same as the TV with two different remotes.
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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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You can upload content on the micro SD card slot that is available and play it while connected via USB. Otherwise you'll need a wifi connection for other streaming functions
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No. To stream wireless to the tv you need to have a tv that can support a wireless usb adapter preferably an N adapter. If your tv supports that then it can supports apps as they say which can be netflix. In all reality its cheaper to buy a used nintendo Wii and stream netflix from there that way if your tv is old you will still be able to get netflix until you upgrade the tv.
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ASUS sells a device called Miracast Dongle which plugs into your TV's HDMI port. You can then stream from your tablet to your TV.
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Yes. Anything that can play thru appletv will work on this adapter. It is a great tool for displaying your appletv content on a projector
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That's the way I understand it. AMD supports Miracast as long as you are in Windows 8.1, which you are. I don't think the AMD Support site would add PTV3000 on the list of supported devices if it didn't work.
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Yes, I use it with a miracast dongle converting hdmi to vga for a projector. Sound works good too.
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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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It might, but Google's Chromecast is probably a better device. I had all kinds of trouble getting this to work and eventually gave up. I also don't understand what you mean by the netflix comment. You do need to get the content from somewhere. If not from Netflix then from Hulu or Amazon Prime etc. This device (or Google's chromecast or any other device) certainly won't help you with *getting* the content, just casting it to a TV when you have it.
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No, you won't be able to do that. A cheap solution would be to get the $35 Google Chromecast.
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It should work. I don't have a Chromecast for testing but it isn't a matter of supporting Chromecast as Chromecast is self contained and outputs a HD signal via HDMI. What this does is converts HDMI signals in their native resolution from a digital format to an analog Component Video or VGA output for use with non HDMI capable HD TVs and Monitors. It also handles HDCP handshaking which I don't think Chromecast uses. I've used this with a Blueray player and a Comcast HD DVR testing 720P, 1080i and 1080P on a Proscan 50" LCD TV with a damaged HDMI input. Hope this is of assistance to you.
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No. You would need an AppleTV or equivalent to interface from a stream to HDMI