Is connecting to this adapter via the standard miracast configuration tools in the os? Or does it use a proprietary app?
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I can only speak to the Android OS, but any build from Android 4.2 and forward will natively support the Miracast.
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Once you need Connect Miracast Dongle first not in WiFi Internet Receivor make sure web browser go http://192.168.49.1 will relaunch home Page then try reconnect to you WiFi Internet Receivor.
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yes&#65292;it support.all RK3188 mini pc in our shop all could support DLNA and Miracast
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Using sounddock 10 adapter only functions with bluethoot, not wifi, if your computer has bluethoot, you can use it.
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Is the software you are using set up properly? Is the software you are using compatible with this device? Is the software configured to use brand/type of device?
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I never found it, event though there were indications that the OS supported it. I have a tiny USB dongle for my Bluetooth access.
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My understanding is that it's supposed to using an adapter, but I don't use WiDi so I don't know for sure.
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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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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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Yes. See compatibility list: http://www.asus.com/Tablet_Mobile_Accessories/ASUS_Miracast_Dongle/#specifications
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It did not work well with windows 8.1 which is designed for miracast so I doubt it will work well with windows 7.
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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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No, unless you can find an file browser that can stream chromcast from the app itself. Maybe in the future corsair may add it to their native app
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While I cannot specifically answer on your particular serial device, I want to let you know that I've tried other adapters and they have failed to create a port. This Keyspan has been successful in every device that I have connected to it. So far, I'm at 100% success rate, but that is not a guarantee for you.
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Presumably, it works with any device that supports miracast. My Droid MAXX and ASUS TF701T support miracast and that's all I know about that :-)
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I don't think your TV has the ability to recognize third-party Bluetooth USB adapters because it probably doesn't have the software needed for this piece of hardware. Windows and OS X will install the adapter by downloading the software from the internet, but your TV probably doesn't have the ability to download such drivers for the adapter. That is why TV manufacturers sell Bluetooth adapters because they know they can make a lot of money off a very inexpensive device to manufacture.
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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.