Gave air server a shot, timed out, same as the native connection =/
Thanks for the idea though, good thinking!
Surface Pro 3 does not connect to recent Samsung Series 7 TV
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Anonymous
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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Anonymous
2015-09-11T19:11:50+00:00 Can someone please provide me with some advice on the issue, as I too cannot connect to my TV.
- Samsung UE48JU6445 (similar to UE48JU6400 model)
- Surface Pro 3 with Windows 10
- Tried changing resolution
It may be I've missed something out, if someone can provide step by step instructions that would be massively appreciated, so I can rule out any mistakes!
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Anonymous
2015-09-11T20:19:37+00:00 The video card in the Surface Pro 3 is under-powered and doesn't put out enough juice for anything larger than a 19" display. Anything bigger than that will fail to connect entirely, or it will connect briefly but you'll have constant screen-freezes and drop-outs on the larger screen.
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Anonymous
2015-09-12T12:50:29+00:00 That just is not true. I connect to my 52 inch Samsung TV (LN52B750U1F) via Miracast on my SP3 all the time.
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Anonymous
2015-09-16T14:38:29+00:00 Has anyone tried to uninstall the windows drivers for the graphic card and then manually install the latest drivers from intel's website? Could this help?