Miracast or equivalent support on M5 SHT-W09 - Huawei MediaPad M5 Questions & Answers

I have an HTC U11 and it has a great feature that uses a gesture to cast the display to my Samsung TV via Miracast. I can't find any integrated screen sharing capability on my 8.4" M5 SHT-W09. Is there any easy way to wirelessly cast the display to an external source, such as my Miracast compatible telly?

They call it MirrorShare on this device. It works great with my TV that supports MiraCast.

ChrisA918 said:
They call it MirrorShare on this device. It works great with my TV that supports MiraCast.
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Thank you - why didn't I see that, I wonder?!
Works similar to my U11, but doesn't case Chrome, for some reason. Weird!

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[Q] Android Device as Miracast Reciever

Hi there!
I have a question about Miracast compatibility:
As far as I know Miracast Streaming is software related. So majority of 4.2.2+ phones can stream the display. I wonder if it is possible that all the devices act as recievers too?
What I mean is.. if you have an Android TV Box, can you make it work as Miracast reciever so I could stream my android phone to that Android TV Box?
I am looking at some Android Boxes HERE and I see that only THIS ONE "officialy" supports Miracast (as reciever). Is it really the only one with Miracast capability?
Thank you for your time in advance!
Anyone? Please?
miracast need both wifi direct and hardware h.264 encorder.
android source code AOSP 4.2 later, miracast source(sender) and sink(receiver) implemented but all 4.2 devices couldn't execute miracast because hardware ESP encorder didn't support miracast requirements.
my custom rom enables nexus 7 2012 and galaxy nexus as source and sink.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2515833
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2540694
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s107ken said:
miracast need both wifi direct and hardware h.264 encorder.
android source code AOSP 4.2 later, miracast source(sender) and sink(receiver) implemented but all 4.2 devices couldn't execute miracast because hardware ESP encorder didn't support miracast requirements.
my custom rom enables nexus 7 2012 and galaxy nexus as source and sink.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2515833
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2540694
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So if I understand you, if a device supports Miracast it can be used in any way (as source or reciever)? So basicly I could send my display from android phone to android TV or vice versa?
miracast supported android phone and tablet, it's a source(sender).
miracast TV, it a sink(receiver).
phone screen to TV using miracast probably succeed, but i heard some failure sample of miracast, like LG TV didn't connect nexus 4 or other combination.
android TV box that "miracast supported", maybe a sink, but i don't know correctly.
in addition, miracast receiver products, that is a sink, connect to TV by HDMI cable, TV become miracast sink supported TV.
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s107ken said:
miracast supported android phone and tablet, it's a source(sender).
miracast TV, it a sink(receiver).
phone screen to TV using miracast probably succeed, but i heard some failure sample of miracast, like LG TV didn't connect nexus 4 or other combination.
android TV box that "miracast supported", maybe a sink, but i don't know correctly.
in addition, miracast receiver products, that is a sink, connect to TV by HDMI cable, TV become miracast sink supported TV.
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So there is no way that android device can act as a sink?
using a table as a miracast receiver
s107ken said:
miracast need both wifi direct and hardware h.264 encorder.
android source code AOSP 4.2 later, miracast source(sender) and sink(receiver) implemented but all 4.2 devices couldn't execute miracast because hardware ESP encorder didn't support miracast requirements.
my custom rom enables nexus 7 2012 and galaxy nexus as source and sink.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2515833
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2540694
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i was wondering if anyone can tell me how to cast my nexus 6 to a samsung table or a windows table. i have a projector that i can cast my phone to but i wanna cast my phone to a tablet. thanks in advance for any help
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can anyone tell me how to cast my nexus 6 to a tablet of any kind. i wanna use the tablet as a reciver. i have a nexus 7 and and a samsung note 8 and a toshiba win 8.1 tablet
a few apps supported Miracast Sink
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=miracast sink&c=apps
Windows 10 (8.1) tablet as a Miracast receiver
cessch said:
can anyone tell me how to cast my nexus 6 to a tablet of any kind. i wanna use the tablet as a reciver. [...] toshiba win 8.1 tablet
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Good news, if you not already heard the news:
Win10: Start the 'connect' app on your Window 10 device to use it as a Miracast receiver!
Win 8.1+: AirServer Universal: Turns your Windows 8.1 machine into a Miracast receiver
http://www.borncity.com/blog/2014/11/10/how-to-turn-a-windows-8-1-machine-into-a-miracast-receiver/
Miracast receiver apps in Google PlayStore
s107ken said:
a few apps supported Miracast Sink
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=miracast sink&c=apps
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Only these two are Miracast sinks!
1. "WiFi-Display(miracast) sink" by SOHO Nishikawa - 'free' with ads on the bottom of the reveiver display
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.ddo.pgnishikawa.wfdsinkemu
2. "Miracast Player" by playwfd - real free, but not as much stable as 1.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playwfd.miracastplayer
SGH-i200 said:
Only these two are Miracast sinks!
1. "WiFi-Display(miracast) sink" by SOHO Nishikawa - 'free' with ads on the bottom of the reveiver display
2. "Miracast Player" by playwfd - real free, but not as much stable as 1.
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Dont know bout your links but its a sink based on wifi connection and not widi connected (so without internet) ive used miracast player, it is unable to receive without wifi connection. Will try other app...
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miHah said:
So there is no way that android device can act as a sink?
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Yes they can my android phone can receive and cast (inbuild app called screen projection)
I personally think if it can cast it needs a switch so it can also receive, its a theory im not very familliar with mira cast/receive yet.
Miracast/WiDi over WiFi direct
GoldenBlaster said:
a sink based on wifi connection and not widi connected (so without internet) ive used miracast player, it is unable to receive without wifi connection.
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What do you mean by 'WiDi connection'? WiDi is Intel's Miracast marketing name. Bouth need activated WiFi to use the WiFi direct feature of your device. An internet connection should not be necessary.
SGH-i200 said:
Only these two are Miracast sinks!
1. "WiFi-Display(miracast) sink" by SOHO Nishikawa - 'free' with ads on the bottom of the reveiver display
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.ddo.pgnishikawa.wfdsinkemu
2. "Miracast Player" by playwfd - real free, but not as much stable as 1.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playwfd.miracastplayer
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i'm adding this one too:
3. "Wi-Fi Display Sink (Miracast Sink)" by SarahGirl , 10 minutes free then you need to reconnect but it works fine and was updated recently
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=soho.studio.sara.wifidisplaysink
and
4. "AirScreen - AirPlay & Google Cast & Miracast" by Ionitech. These chinese guys made quite a great and feature-rich job,
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ionitech.airscreen
Any updates on this? Trying to find a solution... Only this work thus far but not available on Amazon Store.
Wi-Fi Display (Miracast) Recei - Apps on Google Play
Wi-Fi Display Sink, is well known as Miracast receiver for Android
play.google.com

Mirror G3 to lg tv!

No Chromecast here. Have an apple tv. My tv is an LG 60lm7200. I cannot find a way to wirelessly mirror my phone screen to my TV. Any ideas?
Your lg tv may be miracast ready or there may be a software upgrade to support it. if it does support miracast then all you need to do is go to settings\share &connect\Miracast set to on and search and connect.
if it is not miracast ready you can buy a miracast dongle from amazon and such.
AllCast from clockwork mod in playstore will let you send videos and pics to your airplay device (appletv) but miracast will allow you to send your entire desktop.
I would go down the miracast route.
Tv is not miracast capable, smart share app is a place holder. All cast is only local files correct? Looking for live mirroring
idkwhothatis123 said:
Tv is not miracast capable, smart share app is a place holder. All cast is only local files correct? Looking for live mirroring
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I edited my previous post.
you could go the hardware method using a cable with an hdmi out called a slimport adapter.
We have been having great success and a lot of fun mirroring the G3 to the audio receiver and then on out to the TV via a Chromecast on HDMI.
Popcorn Time !
When I tried that on my Nexus5 it did great for a while then got hot and stopped. No such problem with the G3, strangely.
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Nexus 9 to TV?

How can I connect my N9 to my TV at work. Chromecast won't work due to work Wi-Fi security and I can no longer hotspot my phone since my MotoX gen 2 isn't too table.
Looks like the microusb doesn't have a video out.
I work at the fire department and it would be nice to load movies on my tablet so we could watch them at the station at night.
If your TV is DLNA compatible, you can use AllCast to play movies. Or if your TV supports MiraCast, you can apply this mod to enable MiraCast on your N9 (which will mirror your screen directly to your TV using WiFi Direct) - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2941396
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[Q] Does LG V10 supports CAST SCREEN.

While waiting for the new LG V10 to hit TMO-US, can any-one tells me what type of "CAST SCREEN" feature is implemented?
HDMI SlimPort
Miracast
Chromecast
Both Miracast and Chromecast.
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I will just add that it works perfectly with the Amazon Firestick for direct screen mirroring (no need to be on the same network). Great for using unlimited data to watch Netflix on a hotel TV without have to do a tether hack.
I am using a kanex slimport to hdmi adapter, works well. Also works with the samsung allshsre hub, however delay in some audio to video issues.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-list...&sr=8-1&keywords=kanex+slimport&condition=new

Does the Galaxy Tab S3 support Miracast or some form of screen mirroring?

I don't own a Tab S3 yet but I am considering buying one.
One of the required features on my list is the capability to wirelessly "mirror" or "cast" the display of my tablet onto a TV screen or projector.
Does the Tab S3 have this feature and does it work properly? (provided that the wireless network is decent)
Byte_76 said:
I don't own a Tab S3 yet but I am considering buying one.
One of the required features on my list is the capability to wirelessly "mirror" or "cast" the display of my tablet onto a TV screen or projector.
Does the Tab S3 have this feature and does it work properly? (provided that the wireless network is decent)
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Yes, you can cast your sceen using the Google Home app and a chromecast plugged into your TV. It works great with very little lag if any.
Thanks. I was actually looking for a solution that doesn't require an additional device. (I don't have a chromecast device and its not easy for me to get one)

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