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Document: Works well with Dell Venue 8, I tried it on LG TV and it streams video perfectly and the installation was easy and didn't take time
If not, then please let us know; if so, then please also let us know.Thanks. ****** Original Review below *******First off, let me say I was attempting to do what I would consider a legitimate, but perhaps non-standard, installation.
So I wanted to hook this up to my projector, for a nice, clean installation, but alas, the USB port that it draws power from is on the side and so I can't plug it in because the HDMI port on the projector is slightly recessed. If it had been on the back like ChromeCast, it would have been fine.
I had seen several products for streaming content from my tablet/phone to my tv, but wasn't sure which one to purchase. I wanted something that wasn't complicated and had an easy setup/installation. I got exactly that with the Belkin Miracast! All I had to do was plug the dongle into the back of my tv and follow the onscreen prompts to establish the connection with my tablet and in no time I was 'angry birding' on the big screen!
I hooked up the belkin dongle to my HDTV and connected it to my Moto X smartphone. Not too difficult. If you are mirroring &#34;static&#34; images from your smartphone (e.g. photos) the miracast works pretty well with about a 1 second lag time. However, if you are trying to mirror moving images from your smartphone (e.g. home videos from your gallery or gaming apps) the belkin miracast is maddenly inconsistent.
netflix or youtube etc) there are pluses and minuses to both methods.According to Nokia, my Lumia phone can work with this device once the &#34;black&#34; update is installed, then the Nokia Beamer app can then be installed and will display on your TV whatever is on your phone screen.Although this is more expensive that Chromecast, it is not as restricted and does work fabulously well!
just doesn't work as advertised. Won't work with windows 8.1 despite the fact you should be able to click just one button to set it up and use with phone just causes stuttering problems if you're more than 2 feet away.Save yourself the heartache and get a chromecast.
doesn't have to be "CEC-compatible) because it's just supposed to mirror the pad display, and not do anything else. I just want to send the signal from the pad to the HDMI port. This is what Miracast is supposed to do: act like a wireless HDMI port for your Android. Why is this hard?So, I have now put in my time on this and give it a one star rating.
display cloning. This is ideal for viewing/sharing content on a big screen, but that's about it. My Nexus 4 with Android 4.4.2 worked well, though it occasionally suffered slow-downs and exhibited blockiness in HD videos. Battery life with Miracast enabled was significantly impacted, with my Nexus 4 dropping from 100% to 50% charge in about two hours.
[UPDATE]So I will still stand by my initial warning that you should really check your compatibility before you buy this, that said if you do have a compatible device this thing works great!We just recently got our Galaxy S4's and they are fully compatible with the Mirracast.
Answer: Well......... have to say "What installation"  8-)    That is how easy it was to get up and running...Plugged in the dongle, plugged in the USB power supply cord, told the TV "source" menu I wanted to use that HDMI port it was plugged into,  a menu from Miracast popped up and let me do a few quick settings between TV and phone.   BAM!  there was my S4 screen on the TV