Does this dongle works with non miracast certified smartphones? I have a Huawei Ascend P6 wich only supports WiFi Direct but not Miracast Certified.
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Here is the Belkin list of devices that will work with it; http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=77880
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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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My experience it does not work on this divice DLNA; the DLNA service that use the device is not certified
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I have the Live version and plugged it in for the first time in months today. There was a firmware update that brought Miracast, the new Roku-like interface (apps, tiles, background switching), and a bunch of other stuff (I didn't read the list).
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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.
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Yes. See compatibility list: http://www.asus.com/Tablet_Mobile_Accessories/ASUS_Miracast_Dongle/#specifications
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With a Dongle work perfectly. I'll ask a friend that works for this receiver Dongle.
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I am not using a smart phone with my LG but from what I have been reading the device has to be miracast compatible. Just enable miracast on your lg and you should be able to control the set from your phone. My daughters husband was able to right away when he came over last week.
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Doubt it. iPad, iPhone, iThis and iThat are Apple's proprietary and they don't operate with the Wi-Fi alliance standard (Miracast)
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It have not tested with other dongles except its own. Sorry, do not have answer to your question. But the device works although the range is less than 2 yards.
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I don't know about specific models but this device should be agnostic. I've tested it with Cisco/Linksys and Meraki products--two completely different products and it works. So as long as the device is using industry standard protocols, it should be fine.
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I went live chat with LG and they said it works. I have the 55LN5600 and got one of these remotes, but you need the USB dongle (that comes with the original box) for it to work.
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I would imagine it would work - I'm running it on a linux virtual box, so an android (linux) mini pc box should work. If you have a regular wifi dongle to test with and it works, I would venture to guess that this should work as well. Hopefully this helps... not definite, but just my experience.
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The device has Jellybean 4.2 which does support Miracast but I am not sure if the device itself does. I see no information showing it does. Miracast is a pretty new technology and not many devices support it but it seems to be growing. The device does have a mini hdmi port which will connect to hdmi on a tv with an hdmi port using an hdmi adapter.
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Bluetooh works well, however the onboard apos ARE NOT android compatible. I used my Ipad connected to my Android WiFi to Run/Update maps apps etc.Love the radio. Hands free does well and the Android phone does work well with the JVC. Some Android apps such as online radio works through JVC's Phone app.
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No. BUT. You can buy a Chromecast or a ROKU stick for on the cheap and plug it into the hdmi port and turn this tv into a streaming tv. Miracast should then work.
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It should work with all wifi adapter. But there is some setting on the wireless wlan you have to disable. I have that problem when i first turn it on. After i disable 3 items on wireless wlan, i was able to connect it with no problem. I don't remember the exact thing i disable. But if you goto advance setting than wlan, look for the setting you don't known about them and disable it. This alfa r36 is a great unit, i'm using it as a wireless bridge and the same time as wireless router with different set of ip addresses. good luck...