does support miracast?
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Hi, I haven't used Miracast, but according to LG's website for this tv, it does. The tv itself is great, it's my second 55 inch 3d LG.
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Not sure what you mean by one wireless connection as i Imagine most devices only have one connection, at least at a time. Hopefully you have latest Netgear..you may need to update Netgear firmware. to display, connect miracast as directed, go to device settings on HDX and then look for display option. You should find Netgear device and connect. I have both devices and connect without issue. good luck and merry xmas.
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I've used widi successfully but i have not tried miracst. Google intel support for miracast and it lists chip sets supported. Need windows 8.1 on the computer too, mine upgraded automatically
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Yes you can, just download the EZcast app and follow the instructions on your tv.
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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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I would like it to be able to connect to Shoutcast stations, as we have our own Internet radio setup and would like to stream it without using a computer.
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I'm not sure, I've never tried to do that. It has "Miracast Screen Sharing", whatever that is.
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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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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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I have the Live version and plugged it in for the first time in months today. There was a firmware update that brought Miracast, the new Roku-like interface (apps, tiles, background switching), and a bunch of other stuff (I didn't read the list).
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Hey there. Your devices should work fine. Just make sure the your ScreenCast AV is properly set up.
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Both Kindle fire HDX and this projector support Miracast. Here's the miracast on Kindle fire HDX http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IirLS75ApNs and take the tv as an example of this projector. Here's the miracast mentioned in the full specs of LG projector http://www.lg.com/us/projectors/lg-PF85U-portable-led-projector
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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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Chromecast plugs in to a USB port, and this doesn't have a USB port, so that probably wouldn't work.
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Yes, it does, but did notice some interoperability issues with different devices, like CHROMECAST... not that reliable.
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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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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!!!