In this Win XP SP3 there was no restart during the installation.

is going to be lower rez, whether that's a game or video. I have a Galaxy Tab 2 7, & it will not handle full HD video or display, period, so anything I send to a larger screen or PC etc.

is going to be lower rez, whether that's a game or video.Īlso note that you may find yourself limited by the horsepower of the processor in your handheld device, though I'd expect this to be more an issue with older &/or cheaper Android hardware, e.g. You can get USB dongles for Wi-Fi or wired Ethernet for ~$10, while the very often recommended Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter will set you back ~$50.Īlso note that you may find yourself limited by the horsepower of the processor in your handheld device, though I'd expect this to be more an issue with older &/or cheaper Android hardware, e.g. Note that you may want or need Wi-Fi on your PC for some of this stuff - the X-Mirage FAQ wasn't completely clear *to me* on this point. If you have a Windows device I'd suggest joining the Insider program for 10, as this stuff is under active development, with some features just released & more coming. If you have a Android device you'll have to see what the hardware supports. So if you've got an Apple handheld & want to use Airplay, with a Windows device as the receiver instead of another Apple product, give X-Mirage a try, installing it on that Windows device. Sony's gotten into the act with a recent update to their PS4, & you can do similar with the Xbox One. Apple uses Airplay, Windows uses Miracast, Wireless Display, Remote Desktop, & Continuum, while Android can use a proprietary service, depending on brand, &/or use Miracast, while there are also apps for Airplay.

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