Why is the phone screen small? 6 pictures teach you to zoom in on the phone (Wireless Projection)

Last week, the Smart Dog shared the idea of ​​how the phone would project the screen onto a larger TV or monitor in a wired manner. However, the wired way is outdated, and more children's shoes are still looking forward to the enlargement of wireless screens. Therefore, Xiaobian worked overtime and made 6 pictures. After watching it, you can enjoy the wireless projection function represented by Miracast technology.

Finally, add some notes.

Nowadays, any Android mobile phone and tablet computer on the market support Miracast wireless projection technology. Internet TVs, smart TVs, TV boxes, and TV sticks that are pre-installed with the Android system are also supported. Many high-end displays and projectors are also supported. It also supports this technology. Therefore, Miracast is undoubtedly the most popular wireless projection technology.

However, for old display devices, peripherals such as TV boxes, video sticks, and Miracast adapters are often required to support them. For Windows-based PCs, there is also a need for newer processor platforms, wireless network cards, and Windows 8.1 (as the projector) or Windows 10th Anniversary Update (as the receiving projector) system support.

Finally, the smart dog will make a preview of the next period.

Whether it is MHL, Miracast, or various third-party APPs introduced by Zhigougou, they can achieve "copying" of mobile screen content on larger display devices. However, the disadvantage of screen synchronization is that mobile phones cannot be used as a "secondary" device. "If a phone call or a WeChat video came during the screencasting process, it would be very embarrassing . At this time, wireless projection technology represented by DLNA is the solution. The smart dog will quickly make fun DLNA tutorial map, look forward to it together