Possible to "stream" live GT screen to TV using DLNA? - Galaxy Tab General

How cool it would be to show the GT screen on TV through DLNA.. why use the HDMI dock if this would be possible.
Does anyone feel up to take the challenge of making such an app?
I would pay for such an app...anyone ells?
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2token2 said:
How cool it would be to show the GT screen on TV through DLNA.. why use the HDMI dock if this would be possible.
Does anyone feel up to take the challenge of making such an app?
I would pay for such an app...anyone ells?
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The CPU overhead would make it virtually unusable even if it can be done.

I believe you can stream movies and such to DNLA compatible TVs...
Don't think you can stream just the home screen though...

viven said:
I believe you can stream movies and such to DNLA compatible TVs...
Don't think you can stream just the home screen though...
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Correct, I can use the Allshare to stream videos directly to my Samsung TV, and it works quite well. But it doesn't do the whole UI, essentially it's just pushing the datastream to the TV and the TV does the decoding/rendering, so the only overhead is the usual WiFi processing, plus a little for AllShare.
It's actually a fairly practical solution other than the relatively limited codec support, which is still surprisingly good (It'll play some .MKV files!)

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HDMI TV output: Just the videos or entire user interface?

Does anyone know if you can push the homescreen/email/web/etc to a tv or just videos. There is a video online of the Incredible doing the whole UI so I am hopeful that its the same with the EVO.
I think its just videos... I may be mistaken but if it is, I'm sure someone will put something together that allows the whole UI.
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I'm pretty sure regardless of what it does out of the box, once we have root and start fiddling around that will be one thing that gets hacked pretty quickly.
pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2364134,00.asp
Unfortunately, the TV doesn't mirror the phone's UI. Only videos and slideshows play on the TV - the rest of your content is stuck on your phone, including still images, games, and presentations.
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I think it would be awesome to push the whole UI and then use an app such as Airmouse or TouchMouse (iPhone Apps) to lay in bed and control your device. So awesome to just view/play movies with the help of an iPod touch air mouse app.
BTW I would gladly pay for this app if someone could develop it.
gqstatus0685 said:
I think it would be awesome to push the whole UI and then use an app such as Airmouse or TouchMouse (iPhone Apps) to lay in bed and control your device. So awesome to just view/play movies with the help of an iPod touch air mouse app.
BTW I would gladly pay for this app if someone could develop it.
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So you want to get your UI on the TV so you can watch yourself controlling your device with airmouse?
I see an Xzibit 4chan image in the making here.
It's too bad this phone doesn't have DLNA support like some of the Samsung phones have. That way we can forget about the whole HDMI cable thing and stream it wirelessly.
URABUS0924 said:
It's too bad this phone doesn't have DLNA support like some of the Samsung phones have. That way we can forget about the whole HDMI cable thing and stream it wirelessly.
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There are several DLNA apps on the market. they work pretty well.
gqstatus0685 said:
I think it would be awesome to push the whole UI and then use an app such as Airmouse or TouchMouse (iPhone Apps) to lay in bed and control your device. So awesome to just view/play movies with the help of an iPod touch air mouse app.
BTW I would gladly pay for this app if someone could develop it.
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Likewise I would pay for this capability also.
kyleblakepeters said:
So you want to get your UI on the TV so you can watch yourself controlling your device with airmouse?
I see an Xzibit 4chan image in the making here.
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It's the same principle as putting displaying your desktop on your TV. It's just a better experience. I have a Dell Mini 10V with Mac OS on it. I connect that to my TV and work from my bed or browse internet with AirMouse.

Galaxy s meets ps3

I want to know if it is possible to use my vibrant as a screen to play on If I hook it up to my ps3
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try and find out? lol why not just use a regular TV instead of 4inch screen..
Like remote okay?
Sent from the future......
I think it would be cool and my phone looks better than my tv sadly..
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I can honestly say my tv kills my phone. Even avatar cant compare. I have a ln52b750.
Its a sammy and the phone can play movies on it. Not the other way around though.
I just dont think it works without a video in feature.
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Thnx I want to play black ops in my comp room when all the tv's are being used hays im sad I know..
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No I dont believe the PS3 is capable of sending video over wifi or Bluetooth to your phone. I know through Samsung media share you can start vids on your computer and have them play on your TV via PS3 or through all share, turn on Bluetooth have PS3 scan media and BAM any movie accept Avatar cause it's DCF "SD card" will output on your PS3 through Bluetooth.
you can rip any dvd to the proper phone format, place it on your phone via Bluetooth PS3 will see it, choose it via PS3 media, and BAM on your TV.
"That was way off topic" I think. anyway, a little info never hurts.
I'm not sure if you're able to stream the video to your phone from the PS3.. but I do know that the PS3 is capable to stream the video over wifi... (I use my PSP from time to time to play on my PS3 in a different room)
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I'm not sure if you're able to stream the video to your phone from the PS3.. but I do know that the PS3 is capable to stream the video over wifi... (I use my PSP from time to time to play on my PS3 in a different room)
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wait what? you can do that with PSP? i know you can see the ps3 XMB with a psp but i didnt know you could use the psp as a portable screen to play ps3 games...unless im reading it wrong

Who has rented Google Movies with their TF?? I have 2 problems

#1 - I can't play the movie via my HDMI port. I rented Fast Five from the Market, and the trailer that is on the market (first 10min or so of the movie) plays fine via HDMI, but the actual movie does not. Is that some form of copy protection that was put there by the movie studios???
#2 - I'm unable to skip to different parts of the movie. It tries and after a minute or so I get error 1004. The only way to see the movie again is to start from the very beginning at 0:00
So, has anyone with a Transformer tried to rent movies from Android Market and has or has HOT that same problems??? And if you did and you fixed them, how did you do it.
Thank you.
Yes I've seen these same issues during my one time rental with Google. Indeed you copy protection prohibits the use of the HDMI port.
I think the HDMI can work, but you need the right cable and TV. It didn't work for me with my TV and cable
ramcreekman said:
Yes I've seen these same issues during my one time rental with Google. Indeed you copy protection prohibits the use of the HDMI port.
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HDMI out works with Google movies, some tvs have issues with the copyright protection though and won't work right. There is a kernel that fixes this though.
OP do you have a Panasonic?
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HDMI out works with Google movies, some tvs have issues with the copyright protection though and won't work right. There is a kernel that fixes this though.
OP do you have a Panasonic?
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No. It's a sony. Which kernel fixes it?
And what about the #2 question. Has anyone else been able to skip to a different area of the movie and have it work?
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HDMI out works with Google movies, some tvs have issues with the copyright protection though and won't work right. There is a kernel that fixes this though.
OP do you have a Panasonic?
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Same here. I have a panasonic plasma at it does not work. Netflix and youtube work fine. I wish this would work with my tv.
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trouzzermouse said:
Same here. I have a panasonic plasma at it does not work. Netflix and youtube work fine. I wish this would work with my tv.
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I'm still not convinced that it is a Transformer issue. The movie studios have this set up to not output to the HDMI port. When I bought my Vibrant it came with the movie avatar. Same thing happened there, and it wasn't even HDMI. It was standard video/audio. But the movie will not play though the audio/video port. The screen was blank even though the phone screen was playing the movie. And yes, youtube works fine, even playing the 10min trailer from Android Market Movies works fine. It's just the actual purchased movie (in this case Fast Five).
And unless someone shows up here, that has rented a Google Movie and he/she played it out of the HDMI port, and tell us how he did it, I'm going to think that Movie studios have a copyright system to not play out of HDMI.
larryvand said:
I'm still not convinced that it is a Transformer issue. The movie studios have this set up to not output to the HDMI port. When I bought my Vibrant it came with the movie avatar. Same thing happened there, and it wasn't even HDMI. It was standard video/audio. But the movie will not play though the audio/video port. The screen was blank even though the phone screen was playing the movie. And yes, youtube works fine, even playing the 10min trailer from Android Market Movies works fine. It's just the actual purchased movie (in this case Fast Five).
And unless someone shows up here, that has rented a Google Movie and he/she played it out of the HDMI port, and tell us how he did it, I'm going to think that Movie studios have a copyright system to not play out of HDMI.
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I will try it out on my other samsung plasma this weekend and see what happens.
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It *is* an issue with the TF. Do some Googling for Xoom or Galaxy Tab, Google Videos, and HDMI. All the other devices work great for outputting rented movies over HDMI.
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Gary13579 said:
It *is* an issue with the TF. Do some Googling for Xoom or Galaxy Tab, Google Videos, and HDMI. All the other devices work great for outputting rented movies over HDMI.
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Nope. Xoom can NOT play via HDMI legitimate rented movies from the market. They get a red X
http://androidforums.com/motorola-x...t-movies-hdmi-display-shows-red-x-screen.html
When you read that someone says they can, you need to figure out if they are talking ripped movies instead of the real thing. The Xoom can NOT play legitimate movies via HDMI.
Along these lines, I watched the trailer of Fast Five and was thinking of renting it but I thought I read somewhere if you were rooted then you couldn't download movies. True?
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sdelliott31 said:
Along these lines, I watched the trailer of Fast Five and was thinking of renting it but I thought I read somewhere if you were rooted then you couldn't download movies. True?
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AFAIK not true...
I rented a Google Movie once, and I'll never do it again unless this changes.
I rented it, tried playing it via HDMI which of course didn't work, so then I decided we could just watch it on my laptop... once I went to YouTube to watch it, it said "Sorry, you already started it on your tablet, you have to finish watching it there".
So, my fiancee and I ended up watching a movie on the 10.1" Transformer screen, with sound only coming out of the right speaker to top things off!
I love this thing, but not for watching movies without headphones.
hotelmode said:
I rented a Google Movie once, and I'll never do it again unless this changes.
I rented it, tried playing it via HDMI which of course didn't work, so then I decided we could just watch it on my laptop... once I went to YouTube to watch it, it said "Sorry, you already started it on your tablet, you have to finish watching it there".
So, my fiancee and I ended up watching a movie on the 10.1" Transformer screen, with sound only coming out of the right speaker to top things off!
I love this thing, but not for watching movies without headphones.
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There's a fix for audio imbalance in the dev forum.
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The problem i have it once i stop the movie and go to start it again it will never start i have to restart the movie to get it to start to play its such a pain in the butt and i cant even skip around at all.
trouzzermouse said:
I will try it out on my other samsung plasma this weekend and see what happens.
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I tried on 2 newer samsung plasmas with no luck. My neighbor has the new 7" acer and google videos did not work either. I get sound just no video. When watching on the tab i have had issues with starting the video again once it is stopped ( even if i download the video)
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cable types?
I'm seeing the same issue with my TF only when playing google videos. A quick look through the google help suggests it should work but it specifically mentions hdmi cable type D to type A...
I can't post a link but if you open the videos android app, go to help a read the "watching movies on your HDTV" it certainly suggests it should work. It's either a TF issue or a cable type issue. I know the cable I bought is type C. Anyone know about cable types and whether it's worth looking for type D to type A?
Toast95135 said:
HDMI out works with Google movies, some tvs have issues with the copyright protection though and won't work right. There is a kernel that fixes this though.
OP do you have a Panasonic?
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Pardon my amateur question but does TF101 HDMI not output to a Panasonic plasma? I encountered this issue before and was puzzled as to why the HDMI would work with a Westinghouse, but not the Panasonic. Is there a cause, or a fix that I can deploy on my end? Appreciate the feedback, thanks!
You can use process of elimination...download any video file outside of google videos and play from any other media app like mobo player. If it works through hdmi output, then its google videos not pushing it through hdmi out. If it still doesnt work, then you have a possible hardware probem...cable, tv, TF, etc.
HBOGO, MAXGO do the same thing, you can only watch on the tablet, copyright issues per HBO, CINEMAX
I use them on my Galaxy Tab 7, they don't have a Honeycomb versions yet
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How to wireless connect to tv

Is it possible without the use of android beem or a hdmi cable or a google tv or nexus q to show my android to my tv?
sillyshyme said:
Is it possible without the use of android beem or a hdmi cable or a google tv or nexus q to show my android to my tv?
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It seems at this point you won't be able to mirror your device without some additional hardware/software combo. Google wants you to start a google hardware family, which isn't out of the question if the price of the Q comes down some and there's some functionality that makes it worth it.
As it is now though everything I have with a screen talks to everything else with a screen but its still a bit haphazard to serve media in any different direction.
Hope this makes sense lol!
Luckily my lg smart tv has dnla so can stream from macbook / nexus over WiFi to tv.
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^^ How would you do this?
marmankites said:
Luckily my lg smart tv has dnla so can stream from macbook / nexus over WiFi to tv.
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I only used my nexus 7 for like 2 days because I returned it due to battery problem and I didn't have enough time to check to stream to my smart TV (DNLA). My phone can stream to my smart TV (DNLA). I'm waiting for nexus 7 to be in stock again. In the mean time, how did you get your nexus 7 to stream to your smart TV?
NeverAlwaysEver said:
I only used my nexus 7 for like 2 days because I returned it due to battery problem and I didn't have enough time to check to stream to my smart TV (DNLA). My phone can stream to my smart TV (DNLA). I'm waiting for nexus 7 to be in stock again. In the mean time, how did you get your nexus 7 to stream to your smart TV?
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How did you get your phone to stream to your smart TV over dnla? The only way I can see if using the All Share app, but that doesn't mirror the screen, basically I want to push my games on to the big screen if possible...
kevinm2k said:
How did you get your phone to stream to your smart TV over dnla? The only way I can see if using the All Share app, but that doesn't mirror the screen, basically I want to push my games on to the big screen if possible...
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You can use either of these (available in play store) if your TV supports DLNA connection.
Twonky Mobile or BubbleUPnP
mamba_nz said:
You can use either of these (available in play store) if your TV supports DNLA connection.
Twonky Mobile or BubbleUPnP
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But isn't this the same as using Allshare (on the samsung s2)?
I am mainly looking to mirror the screen so I can play games etc on the big screen.
kevinm2k said:
But isn't this the same as using Allshare (on the samsung s2)?
I am mainly looking to mirror the screen so I can play games etc on the big screen.
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Ah-I see. Sorry, I am not sure then. I am looking for something like that too but haven't found anything yet. Do let me know please if you find it.
kevinm2k said:
But isn't this the same as using Allshare (on the samsung s2)?
I am mainly looking to mirror the screen so I can play games etc on the big screen.
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To do what you are saying requires a Mobile High Definition link ~ aka an MHL connection which in turn goes to the HDMI port on a TV. Earlier cables (Samsung Galaxy S) could connect to a VGA port on a TV.
Unfortunately the Nexus does not come with any MHL capability otherwise we would by now be hearing of an MHL cable that you attach to the power socket (as is done on Samsung devices).
DNLA only links media files, as in Music, Photo's and Video. For that you need dedicated software to stream which has already been mentioned above.
Isn't possible any app to catch on a Google TV device and vice versa kind sling box for androids devices?
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Android is lacking here big time, apple has airplay through apple tv to show the screen on the tv and play games etc throught it, all wirelessly.
Android needs this... and fast!
VNC client and server apps exist, so if you want to display your screen on an android enabled TV you should be able to do it with VNC?
Its a WIFI enabled Smart TV I have... can use all share on s2 to share videos and music to it, but cannot mirror your screen, its something they need to resolve soon.
What can I do if my TV doesnt have DNLA, and the N7 doesnt support MHL.
Is there any other way? USB to VGA cable?
kevinm2k said:
Android is lacking here big time, apple has airplay through apple tv to show the screen on the tv and play games etc throught it, all wirelessly.
Android needs this... and fast!
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It's nothing to do with Android it's ASUS and Google who are lacking.....
You have the S2 and that can link direct to your TV using as you say Allshare and for anything else you would use an MHL adapter as the S2 has MHL built in.
If the Nexus had an Allshare alternative built in and DLNA support you would be able to show media files on your TV..... and again if the Nexus had MHL built in you would then be able to use an MHL adapter and mirror your Nexus screen with your TV.
I'm not talking about the nexus in particular I mean android as a whole needs some kind of solution or they are going to fall behind. Our should I say they'll never catch up on that regard. Can you point me to am mhl adapter to check out out
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I'm not talking about the nexus in particular I mean android as a whole needs some kind of solution or they are going to fall behind. Our should I say they'll never catch up on that regard. Can you point me to am mhl adapter to check out out
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The only way Android would have it as a whole is if Google demanded all manufacturers ensured the MHL hardware specification be built within their devices and that simply is not going to happen.
MHL is not a prerequisite of Android it's an added extra that runs totally independent. Yes the iDevice has it which makes it sound like Android is lacking but the iDevice is just one manufacturer. Just as Samsung is a manufacturer and yes they have MHL built in their devices, so it would be wrong to compare Apple to Google in this shortcoming.
As to pointing you to an MHL adapter, you can find these easily in either ebay or Google. The trouble is though if you intend to use it with the Nexus 7 you will be wasting you money. As I have already said, the Nexus 7 does not have MHL capability so it would not be able to read an MHL adapter.
nexus 7 is miracast certified, and that's rolling out this fall. patience is a virtue... and/or a software update. -Ara
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Sorry to double-post, but while we're on the subject, is it that we lack hardware to get mhl working or we need to program support into the existing setup and we could achieve mhl with a custom ROM. I can mhl off my phone (I think). -Ara
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]Sorry to double-post, but while we're on the subject, is it that we lack hardware to get mhl working or we need to program support into the existing setup and we could achieve mhl with a custom ROM. I can mhl off my phone (I think). -Ara
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Unlike the lack of USB OTG (On-The-go) which is a simple software limitation (as rooting then using Stickmount allows complete access) MHL is different as it is a hardware limitation. Google obviously left this out (as they did with other ports such as MicroSD) to keep the costs down.

galaxy note and samsung 7000 series tv mirror?

Hey guys, is there any way to mirror my exact image onto my tv and not just send pics and videos to the tv via dnla?
Thanks!
monadzback said:
Hey guys, is there any way to mirror my exact image onto my tv and not just send pics and videos to the tv via dnla?
Thanks!
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Ive done it before just cant remember how... got a pn64e8000 tv I'll see if I can figure it out
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Apparently you needthe latest and greatest Samsung smart TV, otherwise the Allshare cast Dongle/hub is the way to go...
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Apparently you needthe latest and greatest Samsung smart TV, otherwise the Allshare cast Dongle/hub is the way to go...
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I've got an UE55ES7000. How to mirror the display content to the TV without the AllShare Cast Dongle?
Screen mirroring only works with TV's with the very latest version of wifi direct / miracast - have a look at this thread, it is discussed in detail. The only working method available to you at present is the allshare cast dongle.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1847290
I have the 7000 series Samsung, it has the allshare app on it, do I still need the dongle for mirror? Also is there an app the tablet has to use to mirror?
Wow. Just read that thread. Samsung dropped the ball...
monadzback said:
Wow. Just read that thread. Samsung dropped the ball...
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Yeah big style, lots of promises, total failure.
complete failure. I cannot even find any documentation on my TV that says yes or no that is has WIDI
I have the 6800. You can send video and photos to allshare play. You can now even control the youtube app for the tv with the updated youtube app for android. But true mirroring is not possible untill i got the dongle.
To be honest mirroring isnt really that usefull, only really if you want to game.
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I have the UA55D7000, a 2011 Samsung TV. It was on the list they 1st supplied as compatible but after almost pulling out and losing most of my hair trying to get it working, I went and got the dongle.
Works fine now but considering the adverts were showing that you didn't need the dongle and were making fun of the guy in the business meeting who didn't bring his, this was a major letdown. Especially since it cost another $90 on top...
I do find it useful though...
I have the Allshare cast dongle. It does work really well. I use it to mirror my GT-N8010 screen to a data projector. My data projector is quite old and does not have HDMI in so I had to buy a HDMI to VGA digital to analogue converter too. However it now means I can present off my Note and I am not constrained by cables.
no S4 screen mirroring
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