[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Bob Smith42:
Here is one possible solution using Netgear PTV3000:

Published 07/04/2013 04:17 AM | Updated 07/04/2013 04:19 AM

http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/23705

How to connect Google Nexus 4 to PTV3000?

If anyone has the PTV3000 it would be great if you could test on new Nexus 7 (2013) and/or any device running Android 4.3.

The latest firmware update to the PTV3000 is now PTV3000-V2.2.16

From PTV3000_V2.2.16_FW_Release_Notes:

Supported Intel Wireless Display platforms:

Windows 7, Intel Wireless Display V3.1.29.0, Wifi driver V15.1.1

Windows 7, Intel Wireless Display V3.5.41.0, Wif driver V15.3.1

Windows 8 (systems upgraded form Windows 7), Intel Wireless Display V3.5.41.0, Wifi driver V15.3.50

Windows 8 (with Win8 preinstalled), Intel Wireless display, V3.5.41.0, Wifi driver V15.5.7

Windows 8 (with Win8 preinstalled), Intel Wireless display, V4.0.18.0, Wifi driver V15.6.1

Supported Miracast platforms:

Samsung Galaxy S3 (Android 4.1.1 or above)

Samsung Galaxy Note II

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

LG Optimus G (Android 4.0.4 or above)

Google Nexus 4 (Android 4.2.1)

Sony Xperia (various models with Android 4.0.4 or above)

Enhancements & Bug Fixes:

Preliminary support for WiDi Gen4 low latency mode. A new option should appear in the WiDi application for prioritizing speed over quality. The “AVSYNC” uboot variable also has new functionality, though it is still currently set to “1”. Change customer_pre_script.sh appropriately if you would like to change the default behavior.

NOTE-1: AVSYNC automatically changes from 1 to 2 when entering “low delay” mode in WiDi, and similarly from 2 to 1 when exiting “low delay” mode.

NOTE-2: Audio is currently not working in low delay mode.

AVSYNC = 0: Disabled.

AVSYNC = 1: Video FW uses Audio PTS for AV sync operation

AVSYNC = 2: Video FW uses STC, System Clock, (ignore audio and decode as fast as possible) for AV sync operation.

AVSYNC = 3: Combined mode. AVSYNC = 1 for DECODER_LATENCY > 75, AVSYNC = 2 in the rest of cases.

Nexus4 Android 4.2.2 compatibility issue – Fixed a rare connection issue related to RTSP.

Improved low power usage for EU region, by suspending to DDR. DC power usage was measured at 290mW. With a 70% efficient A/C adapter it should be around 440mW.

Fixed incorrect setting of decoder latency which was causing video to be early by a couple frames (A/V Sync issue).

Known Issues:

Audio does not work with WiDi 4.x Low Delay mode.

Samsung S3 occasionally does not connect. We are working with QCA on the issue. It appears to be a WiFi driver/firmware bug.

Nexus4 streaming issues:

Phone stops sending data abruptly while streaming high definition video. Air sniffer captures show phone stops sending video packets and goes back to scanning. As result dongle waits for at least 10 seconds for the phone to respond and goes back to ready screen if the phone does not respond.

Samsung Galaxy S3 4.1.1 phone bugs:

Connection will fail if this is done: Start Allshare cast app on phone. Lock the screen and let the phone be idle for 10 minutes. Unlock the screen. Remedy: Toggle WiFi switch on phone settings.

Connection halts after playing a video from Video Player application.

Sony Experia Tsubasa (version 7.0.A.3.185) the mirrored video does not show up until there is activity on the handset screen. Fixed in 9.0.D.1.126.

[Intel] Win8 WiDi 3.5.40.0 application hangs sometimes on reconnection, requiring a laptop re-boot..

Installation Procedure

Push and hold the WPS button on the side of the PTV3000 unit for more than 5 seconds.

PTV3000 goes into firmware update mode. Firmware update procedure shows up on TV screen (also shown below on steps 3 to 7).

Use your PC or mobile device to navigate to http://support.netgear.com/product/PTV3000 to check for and download the latest firmware.

Once you have downloaded the latest firmware zip file, please unzip it and locate the ".sbin" file that it contains.

Using the wireless network manager utility on your device, search for "Push2TV" wireless network name (SSID) and connect.

Open a web browser on your device and type http://192.168.3.1 into the URL bar of the browser.

Follow the steps on the web page to upload the firmware image and complete the installation.