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Hi,
my Surface Pro 1 does connect well with my Samsung Smart TV series 7. However, my new Samsung Pro 3 wont connect. It finds the TV and then tries to establish connection and asks to wait - maybe the TV should not popup a PIN code - but that never happens and the connection times out. Interestingly the Surface Pro 3 gets listed in the Samsung network device settings and is set to "allowed" for connection but the Surface Pro 3 still wont connect. Note i have deployed all latest updates on Samsung TV as well as Surface Pro 3.
I would appreciate to get this working again.
Thx,
Bernd
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I too have not been able to mirror to a Panasonic TC-65AX800U using Miracast with my SP3. I can, however, mirror to this TV using my Surface 2 and an Asus Laptop each running Win 8.1.
I have reset my SP3 to out of box condition and tried to mirror before applying any updates. No dice. I fully updated and still no dice. Clearly the Panasonic supports Miracast as evidenced by two of my three devices connecting.
MS, please acknowledge that this is a known issue the SP3 or I am going to return it.
I didn't know that Samsung doesn't certify any except for the P Series. Thanks for the info.
I'll stop trying. :)
Donny,
Miracast is a standard, and it is up to Samsung to completely and properly implement the Miracast protocols.
I have the same problem, except with my SURFACE 2.
The TV is a Samsung UN55H7150 - Brand New.
The WPS screen showed up and I added the code to the surface. Now, it just sits there with the 'Connecting to SURFACE 2' message on the screen, and then eventually times out.
Both Surface 2 and TV are on their latest firmwares / updates.
the only Miracast certified Samsung TV's are the Echo-P Series TV.
There is no guarantee that an uncertified TV will work. Samsung DOES NOT CERTIFY THEIR TV'S. Their TV's don't fully support the Miracast standard.
Regardless, MS is going to have to develop a work-around since Samsung HDTVs are among the most common TVs and shooting the SP3's screen to an HDTV is a big selling point.
I have the same problem, except with my SURFACE 2.
The TV is a Samsung UN55H7150 - Brand New.
The WPS screen showed up and I added the code to the surface. Now, it just sits there with the 'Connecting to SURFACE 2' message on the screen, and then eventually times out.
Both Surface 2 and TV are on their latest firmwares / updates.
the only Miracast certified Samsung TV's are the Echo-P Series TV.
There is no guarantee that an uncertified TV will work. Samsung DOES NOT CERTIFY THEIR TV'S. Their TV's don't fully support the Miracast standard.
