How to get PC to support Miracast?

Hello, I have problem connecting my pc to my tv, for weeks now, i gave up and here am i asking you experts for your help
I own 50PFT6550/12 Philips TV
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any idea what i can do?

You shouldn't need Miracast on the PC if all you want to do is display videos (mp4, etc.) on your TV. The specs for your TV say it supports DLNA. Provided your TV is connected to your network it should appear as an available device if you right-click on a video file and select 'Cast to...'.

Bree said:

You shouldn't need Miracast on the PC if all you want to do is display videos (mp4, etc.) on your TV. The specs for your TV say it supports DLNA. Provided your TV is connected to your network it should appear as an available device if you right-click on a video file and select 'Cast to...'.

i want it to be connected all time, for any use, not only videos and music

Kayn the Dogo said:

i want it to be connected all time, for any use, not only videos and music

Hi there

not sure what you mean by this -- do you want your TV to be essentially a monitor controlled by your mobile phone as a keyboard / mouse combo./

I can't see any other reason to cast a phone screen to a TV.

If it's just multi-media then simple file sharing will do the trick although I'd use an Amazon fire TV box with kodi installed on it - especially if the REMOTE TV isn't smart enough for NETFLIX etc access.

I can't really see one using the remote TV from a phone as an RDP way of logging on to your Windows machine -- not sure what you'd do for a mouse and a small phone touch screen would be simply an exercise in frustration --you can though if you are bonkers enough to do it is to install XRDP on an android phone and then cast the Windows login screen to the TV. Would be HIDEOUS to control though from a phone handset.

If you are still bonkers enough to try you need to ensure the remote TV is a DNLA device and port forwarding for RDP is enabled and allowed in your firewall.

Cheers

jimbo

What happens when you go to Settings -> System -> Display the click on Connect to a wireless display under Multiple Displays?

jimbo45 said:

Hi there

not sure what you mean by this -- do you want your TV to be essentially a monitor controlled by your mobile phone as a keyboard / mouse combo./

I can't see any other reason to cast a phone screen to a TV.

If it's just multi-media then simple file sharing will do the trick although I'd use an Amazon fire TV box with kodi installed on it - especially if the REMOTE TV isn't smart enough for NETFLIX etc access.

I can't really see one using the remote TV from a phone as an RDP way of logging on to your Windows machine -- not sure what you'd do for a mouse and a small phone touch screen would be simply an exercise in frustration --you can though if you are bonkers enough to do it is to install XRDP on an android phone and then cast the Windows login screen to the TV. Would be HIDEOUS to control though from a phone handset.

If you are still bonkers enough to try you need to ensure the remote TV is a DNLA device and port forwarding for RDP is enabled and allowed in your firewall.

Cheers

jimbo

no, I want my tv to be essentially a monitor for my Personal computer, I don't want to use small monitor
the tv is pretty smart, have kodi and Netflix on it, it's pretty advanced TV
I have wireless keyboard and mouse combo, it shows my pc is connected in DLNA to the TV but can't share screen

NavyLCDR said:

What happens when you go to Settings -> System -> Display the click on Connect to a wireless display under Multiple Displays?

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First, you are going to have to update your Display Adapter to one that supports Miracast. Then you may also have to upgrade the WiFi adapter to support Miracast as well.