Simply run a program called DXDIAG. • In the Windows Search Bar type “DXDIAG” • You will see a program called DXDIAG- run that program • Once the program finishes, it will allow you to “Save All Information” via a button at the bottom of the report screen. Select “Save All Information” and put the resultant file somewhere you will find it easily, like your desktop.

• Open that file using notepad and search for “Miracast” • If your Laptop or PC is Miracast compatible you will have several entries in this file: a. The first should say “Miracast: Available with HDCP” b. The second should say “Miracast: Supported” c.

If it says “Unavailable” and/or “Unsupported” then your PC is not Miracast compatible. If you feel that your PC is compatible than you may need to update your drivers and/or consult with your PC manufacturer to determine the next steps. To cast the content from your device to your TV, simply follow these easy steps • Ensure that you have installed a Miracast Compatible App on your device.

• Press the Menu on your remote. • Cursor right to Wireless Screencasting and press the OK button to select. • Select the Miracast app on your device.

The name of the TV will appear on your device. Select the TV on your app. Muhammad taha al junayd full quran mp3. The screen on your device will then appear on your TV. NOTES: On some devices it you may need to access the display functions and then select the cast Screen option.

Feb 13, 2012 - From the English Philips HMP7001 User manual page 25: Install Philips SimplyShare on the Android device Make sure that you have.

At first you may get a “no connection found” error however this usually indicates that the option isn’t enabled. If this is the case just click the drop down menu on the top right of the screen and select Enable Wireless Display.

After this your device will start to look for possible connections. To cast the content from your device to your TV, simply follow these easy steps • Open up the project to another screen options for your PC. You can either use the display options (usually found on one of the Function Keys (F8 for example) and select “Connect to a Wireless Display” or you can press the Windows Key and type “Project.” Then select “Project to a second screen” and you will see the “Connect to a Wireless Display” option • First place your PC in the display mode you wish to use (i.e. Duplicate or Extend Desktop mode) • Select Connect to a Wireless Display and you will see a list of Wireless displays available, including the Philips TV. Choose the TV • Your PC output will appear on the TV.

If you’ve ever watched the photos on your digital camera come alive on your TV or played the music files on your computer over your home theater system, you’ve brushed against the magic of DLNA. This widely integrated but little understood technology allows you to stream media files from a hard drive or memory card to other devices on your home network without your needing to know a whole lot about codecs, file formats, or even how your network operates. DLNA stands for Digital Living Network Alliance, the trade group founded by Sony in 2003 to define the interoperability guidelines that make this communication possible. Prior to DLNA, setting up a home-entertainment network was an arduous process of gathering IP addresses and configuring each component to talk to the others with no guarantee of success. DLNA simplified the process by establishing a single protocol that ensured DLNA-certified multimedia devices from different manufacturers would work together.