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i watch movies from my phone to my tv all the time since it is easy to do and much easier than connecting my pc to my tv in the other room.DRIVER WIFI MSI A6200 WINDOWS DOWNLOAD. it really is a neat feature and once it takes off, we'll all wonder how we lived without it. this is how it kills latency and such by being a direct connection between the devices with no middle man. This is why i read the article the way i do, since i know no actual wifi is needed, only compatible wifi cards. a couple other shoppers pulled out their phones and in a few minutes of showing them where the settings were, we had about 6 screen going with our phones mirrored. i was not on the store network and the tv was connected to none either. now this was done without any wifi connection at all. at least this is how i read it :)įor instance just for giggles last time i was in sam's club i connected my phone to one of the lg tv's (miracast actually recognized about 10 different ones i could connect to) and mirrored my screen to the oohs and aaahhhhhs of the other shoppers who did not now they could do this. i think the article is saying the router will able to connect through miracast and then anything connected to the router will be able to use the data. the feature uses the wifi cards in both devices to make a direct connection and pass data between them. Interesting article but that goes against what i thought wifidirect/miracast does. :)ġ6724213 said:Math: check the Broadcom blurb I posted a bit late. i want to use the roku stick i already have and use daily. i have no interest in buying a chromecast stick or anything else other than a new wifi stick. Note: wifidirect/miracast is not the same thing as the dlna that some other options use. my phone does this no problem and it is a cheap model so this is not exactly a high end feature just one that lg supports very well. :(Īnyone know anything about this as it would be nice to wirelessly share my pc with my roku stick in another room. i can't find a list of supported hardware online nor any reference to wifidirect on any info sheet anywhere. i was going to try my luck and get a new ac model assuming it would be new enough to have it supported but would rather not play the guessing game with multiple models if it is not going to be universally supported. i can't find anything in any feature list for any brand wifi stick that says it supports the wifidirect standard that miracast uses.ĭoes anyone know how/where it is listed or is it safe to assume it is there for any newer dongle i buy. I would also like my desktop to connect the same way but my even older wifi dongle (n rated one) on my pc does not support it either. i can get over that as the laptop is a few years old. best i can tell is that the wifi card is too old and does not support the finalized feature. sadly, the finalized version does not work on my laptop like it did on win 8.1. win 10 has finished this feature and it is now built into windows. win 8.1 had this as a beta feature and i was able to use it on my laptop. My lg phone is very easy to connect to my roku stick using the miracast feature. i wonder if the writer of this article knows a bit more about the features on these dongles? Here's another thought since am actually in the middle of trying to figure this out.

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