Closed zvonimirfras closed 5 years ago
It is a bit complicated in the case of Android. Google seems to drop the native support for Miracast in recent Android (6 and later) in order to promote the Chromecast (which is a very different technology from Miracast). There may be ways to enable Miracast for newer phones but those heavily depend on what device you want to use.
I tried it with a 3rd party (Screen Stream Mirroring) under "Miracast" setting too, it didn't find it.
Is there something I can try to verify that it is actually an Android problem rather than something in my configuration?
It took some fiddling with pi's wifi settings, among other things setting the country in wifi localization settings.
Hi Zzvonimirfras.. I am also facing the same issue with android device. Were you able to find a solution for the same
Hi @rahuls4,
as I mentioned in the last comment, it was fiddling with pi's wifi settings. Big thing was setting the country in the localization settings. I'm not sure if there are others that affect this, I tried many things.
lazycast
successfully runs on RPi3, says it's ready and displays a pin.When I go to "Cast screen" on my Android device it just keeps searching for the device and never finds anything. I tried with 3 different devices, that are able to connect to other sinks.
Not sure what to do next or how to debug it.