Open H-Sachse opened 2 years ago
fredldotme
commented
2 years ago I tested with a lot of Miracast implementations, though not with the Mirascreen.
Microsoft's Wireless Display Adapter and Amazon's Fire Lite Stick provided the best experience OOTB, so I'm wondering what might be different.
Could you please provide logs from /var/log/upstart/aethercast.log?
H-Sachse
commented
2 years ago Here's the logs:
First try with Mirascreen adapter set to compatible mode crashed the tablet. aethercast-compat-crash.log
Second try without compatible mode: aethercast.log
Here there were phases where I could move the mouse in "realtime" but the image was flickering when moving the mouse. There were also a lot of hangs that took about 20-30 seconds to recover from.
I had to de-power the Mirascreen adapter to get the display back on the tablet.
It would be nice to have a disconnect button on the tablet.
Several connection attempts after this lead to the table crashing (no response vis SSH or locally, LED blinking red while connected to the PC via USB)
I'll try to get a hold of the Microsoft WiDi adapter and see if that improves things.
H-Sachse
commented
2 years ago With a MS WiDi Adapter the external display works much better. No more flickering and the lag is down to about half a second. Now it's usable.
I'd still prefer a screen mirroring mode.
Description of the feature
Illustrations
Steps to reproduce
Connect to Wireless Display (in my case a Mirascreen adapter) Image appears, but unable to operate anything due to screen lagging about 1 minute This would be less of a problem if the screen was mirrored locally.
Expected behavior
usable response times < 1 second so the gui can actually be used sensibly.
Actual behavior
Display lags about 1 minute behind input and is basically unusable.
Logfiles and additional information
Pleas advise which logs are of interest.