Windows phone to t.v.

astondg

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Your Samsung smart TV likely has Miracast if it was built in the last 2 or 3 years, bit I think Samsung calls it something else.

EDIT: Samsung calls it AllShare and the Icon does support Miracast.

DLNA is another option if you just want to share audio, video or images.
 

guillo889

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Sheamartin on my phone I just go to setting>>project my screen and my Roku device appears I just press it to connect and it mirrors the phone screen. Don't use the Roku app that only lets you show pictures and music.
 

DavidinCT

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I have a 3 month old flagship 65" LG 4K tv, I know it supports this feature (plus about 70 other features my last tv didn't have), I'll have to play with it tonight....
 

ashram

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miracast is the way to go, but kind of like bluetooth, is a sloppy standard. All share is what Samsung calls their implementation of miracast that may or may not work with your phone. hell, i have a few miracast devices and only 1 really works all of the time with all of my devices.
 

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