Hooking up to a wireless display?

Just to check, is it supported yet? When I look for it in the start menu {sidenote, yay hybrids!} it just takes me to the display, but no option to actually connect a wireless display.
C# newbie, learning on the go. I will probably ask a lot of followup questions about any answers already given, so fair warning and all.

On Mon, 29 Dec 2014 05:59:49 +0000, TheQuinch wrote:
> The wifi adapter is a dongle, a Buffalo Airstation 150.
http://digitalmediaphile.com/index.php/2014/12/27/trouble-shooting-miracast/ has
some trouble shooting steps, but your wifi dongle does not support miracast.
You need both a source and a display that both support it. Miracast is built on
WiFi direct. Your wifi adapter has to be certified by the WiFi Alliance for
Miracast. I'm not aware of ANY external wifi dongles that support Miracast.
-- Barb Bowman

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Die Benutzung von TV-Geräte für kleine Besprechungsräume bis 10 Personen ermöglicht. - Aufrüstung vorhanden, mit HDMI-Schnittstelle versehene, Präsentationsgeräte für den drahtlosen Miracast-Empfang.
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4 Problembeschreibung
Dieser Thread beschäftigt sich allein mit eine Miracast Verbindungskombination bestehend aus:
Lenovo X1 Carbon Type 20A8 - Bios GRET43WW (1.20), Windows 8.1 Professional 64-bit - Build 9200
an
Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter - MicroosoftDisplayAdapter_C8 - deutsche Lieferung aus dem Microsoft Store mit Lieferdatum 2.2.2015
Aktuell ist ein Verbindungsaufbau mit Video- / Tonübertragung zwischen beiden Geräte nicht möglich.
4.1 Verhalten beim Verbindungsaufbau
Verbindungsaufbau wird initiiert
über Charms-Bar -> Geräte -> Projiziern -> Mit einer anderen Anzeige Verbinden – Auswahl der Gerät „MicrosoftDisplayAdapter_C8“
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Test von Mitte 2014 – Zuverlässig im Verbindungsaufbau. Probleme bei Bildpropotionen wenn Auflösung niedriger Full-HD.
b LG-Systeme – Lenovo X1 läuft erfolgreich gegen folgende Miracast-Empfänger.
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5. Frage an die Community
Nach meiner bisherigen beaobachtung steckt Miracast (oder der Lenovo X1) noch in den Kinderschuhen.
Es wäre spannend zu erfahren welche Erfahrungen andere Community-Teilnehmer bisher mit dem Thema gemacht haben.

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ich habe einen Carbon X1 20A7005RGE und bei mir läuft alles anstandslos...
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melden sie sich bei mir ...ich weiss wo der fehler liegt.....der liegt bei ihnen sprich in den einstellungen..
und das hat überhaupt nichts mit Lenovo X1 oder Microsoft..oder Intel zu tun... etc..
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While googling, I can only find one model namely ThinkPad X201i with WiDi technology, Intel says it's only available on select 25 models from different manufacturers, also have a look here:- http://www.intel.com/consumer/products/technology/wirelessdisplay.htm#fragment-a-2
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I'm trying to use the my Intel Wireless Display and view laptop screen on my home TV. I am able to connect to the TV just fine, however, the TV only picks up the sound and no video is shown on the TV from the computer.
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