does this tv support miracast
1654039
No. BUT. You can buy a Chromecast or a ROKU stick for on the cheap and plug it into the hdmi port and turn this tv into a streaming tv. Miracast should then work.
214457
It has a VGA connector and wireless If your tv supports VGA then yes. If you has windows op sys with media share and your tv supports it then yes
1095890
I have this item and have not tested miracast, but at the moment I can answer that this device is very capable and runs all android programs I have thrown at it. Also, take into account that this device may require some tinkering as well. I have a custom ROM loaded on mine. www.freaktab.com is an excellent forum for these android devices.
845316
It did not work well with windows 8.1 which is designed for miracast so I doubt it will work well with windows 7.
403160
Simple. Go to your android smartphone or table's setting. Then tab display. Once you have done that, you will see that your phone or tablet will start searching for NFC/MIRACAST. Make sure u have you tv turn on and also you are in TV setting look for MIRACAST/NFC click that at the same time you place to search compatible device. If you phone/tablet find your TV then it will ask you if you want to connect. You push yes then you are connected. You will then see that you phone/tablet screen shows the same thing that your TV shows. Also if you wants more applicability, LG has an app that you can download from Google play. App call: LG remote. Make sure you download the one for 2012 machine or later. Install then, you can sync with your TV. If you do the MIRACAST/NFC or use the app, each has its benefit. Go and try it out.
1127912
I can't confirm usage because I don't have a receiver or compatible TV, but it has the Intel Centrino N 2230 combo bluetooth/wifi chip that appears to support widi: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-products/centrino-wireless-n-2230.html
1876898
Yes! Its best to use the remote that comes with it so you can switch to different inputs. I have the Chromecast hooked up myself it works fine. It also displays 1080p if you have a source that plays 1080p such as blu ray, ps4, Xbox one.
118637
Most likely no. I had a terrible experience with this. Better invest in a Chromecast
1640753
I've never enabled miracast, but I've seen it in the menu. I don't know what you mean by making tv windows certified.
735603
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.
1098841
Yes it does work. I know i have the LG 55" 3D TV (not the smart version) and it worked fine. The only problem is that the miracast is very slow and it lags a lot. It looses connection a lot as well. I would not recommend this device.
1727265
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.
1745781
In Miracast mode it will create a WiFi direct connection with the device you want to mirror from (Android phone or tablet), in this respect it is different than Chromecast. However that ties up the host device and many even newer Android devices can't do Miracast. It also supports DLNA, airplay or the EZcast app which works on most devices (but don't have a true mirror mode, only Miracast is true mirror mode).
543510
Unfortunately it does not, it supports VUDU, and Netflix I was surprised it did not support HULU ether. However where it makes up at, is the supreme tech support. This Philips model other than the $800 Sony Blu-ray Theater Set, supports: VCD, SVCD, DVCD, DIVX, XVID, Custom formats, DVD, Blu-ray and 3D Blu-ray. This theater set is the best on the market for the amount of money its asking for. Truly a testament and a understatement. I have been able to connect to TB Hard drive with all my anime and other videos for connected playback it has yet to give me problems and when I hooked the system up to my home network from my computer and smart TV it reads all my media through Wi-Fi amazingly. despite the lack of Amazon prime, you will love this system I promise you! ^_^
742875
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.
56902
You can't. It only supports mirrorcast devices (Android and PCs) and it's barely working.
351369
I'm not sure, I've never tried to do that. It has "Miracast Screen Sharing", whatever that is.