Can i mirror my display to my miracst dongle on my TV without the tablet screen on or attached to the keyboard?
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Dear Andy Gray, The main components of the HP Split x2 (13-inch) which makes the computer operable is installed on the tablet screen. The only thing installed on the keyboard component is the extra battery pack and an optional hard disk drive for more storage. Because of this, you can use your HP Split x2 (13-inch) tablet display without the keyboard to stream content or mirror content to your Belkin Miracast on your TV.
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I didn't see that option. I'm using a universal remote. Not having a display really sucks on that unit.
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Hi, If your tablet don't support Allshare cast, then you can't use the tronsmart t1000 to mirror the screen to TV, however, you still can use DLNA and Ezcast mode, you can send video,music, files, photos to tv, and streaming the youtube to TV also in Ezcast mode.
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In addition to the OTG solution mentioned, you can also use a Bluetooth keyboard without any cables or adapters. (edit: after I typed this, I noticed that C. Carmona already added that info to the original answer via a comment. I'm leaving this answer in case someone doesn't notice the comment and read it).
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Yes you just plug the usb adapter from the keyboard into one of the usb ports on the tv. Works great.
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Hi, as far as I know screen mirroring has very sparse support among other devices than Samsung and Google right now. The Tronsmart definitely doesn't have it.
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Yes. See compatibility list: http://www.asus.com/Tablet_Mobile_Accessories/ASUS_Miracast_Dongle/#specifications
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Unfortunately, miracast is not available. The system is a independent android computer. You can access Netflix, YouTube, etc using a mouse.
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Check with Displaylink, it would be good if they were working on it. I have the W8 tablet from Dell on order; should be possible to support RT but a driver will be required. Bill
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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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There are devices designed to do what you describe. They create a wireless video connection between your computer and the TV so whatever is displayed on your computer is displayed on the TVHOWEVER, this device does NOT do this.What you need is something like: Netgear PUSH2TV HD PTV2000 1080P Adapter for Wireless DisplayBut be careful, there are compatibility issues to be carefully considered.
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I'm not sure, I've never tried to do that. It has "Miracast Screen Sharing", whatever that is.
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Hi Isabel,I haven't tried connecting a video display to the tablet, but an interesting concept!, only tested with mouse and keyboard.
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Finally got it working. You need to first plug in the adapter to power and HDMI. With the m8 NOT plugged in, go to settings->media output. There should be spinning circle indicating it is searching for devices. You can then plug in the adapter, and it should mirror the display on the TV.
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As long as you save the setting on your computer, and dont disconnect the tv from the computer, the two displays should stay mirrored.
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Not yet. There is a Linux community working on DisplayLink stuff (all these are based on the DisplayLink product). http://libdlo.freedesktop.org/wiki/
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the device only mirrors the screen but be careful the unit does not work with USB 3 ports