Mirracast over Cat5? or Can I connect to my Xbox One Wireless display?


  1. neurogenesis
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    Mirracast over Cat5? or Can I connect to my Xbox One Wireless display?


    Desktop is wired on cat6, Xbox can be wired or wireless. Question is: Can you connect a wired computer to the wireless display feature in Win10 on the Xbox One?
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  3. NavyLCDR
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    I believe that Miracast is purely and only for WiFi. You could probably pop a cheap WiFi adapter in the desktop to use it.
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