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How can I connect Huawei P8 to the Smart TV

How can I connect Huawei P8 to the Smart TV


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"Video Mirroring" or "screen casting" the terms are many to mean the ability display the screen of a smartphone or tablet on a TV . Android enables yesterday, thanks to the Chromecast. How it works is explained to you. How to connect Huawei P8 to the television?

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In order to connect Huawei P8 to the tv, the first thing is to check that you have a compatible smartphone or Android tablet: Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7 (2013), Nexus 10, Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy S4, Google Play Edition, Samsung Galaxy S5 , Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Samsung Galaxy Note 10, HTC One M7, HTC One M7 Google Play Edition, LG G3 , LG G2 or LG G Pro 2.

You then have a Chromecast, which costs about 35 euros. We devoted an entire folder , which I invite you to read. Know that other certified devices "Chromecast" you can now be marketed.

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Google Cast devices allow you to easily cast all your entertainment on your TV or on your ..

You then download the latest version of the Chromecast app on your Android device. If your Android and Chromecast are paired, you just have to select it in the list. The option is also available in Settings> Display> Screen Broadcast (Android Settings> Display> Screen Cast).

There are also more traditional methods, but with a cable: MHL, HDMI ...


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 MHL is not available on Huawei p8, so you will have to use DLNA, Chromecast or Miracast if you want to watch media contents on external displays.


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"MHL is not available, so you will have to use DLNA or Miracast if you want to watch media contents on external displays."
In fact if your TV does not have the perhaps hdmi is quite antiquated not support either of these sharing standards, but for example I read that the DLNA is a fairly antiquated standards, 2003 .. oh well anyway informed about these smartphone connection mode -tv and see if your TV supports it!
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