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I have seen some videos that livedock are supported on mini and live with walkman which makes mini pro supported too. It can be connected to a USB mouse, USB keyboard and a USB gamepad.
The problem is I dont know where can I find and buy livedock. So I consider on using USB OTG instead for a USB mouse, keyboard and gamepad.
Has anyone tried USB otg on mini pro? Does it recognised a USB mouse and USB keyboard and so on?
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According to me, all 2011 Xperia models support USB OTG.
Will take a look later on some phones.
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Someguyfromhell said:
According to me, all 2011 Xperia models support USB OTG.
Will take a look later on some phones.
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yeah i just took a research.
but what about connecting it to a usb gamepad?
Checked.
Mini pro does not support USB OTG. Although, it has support for LiveDock, so I am not sure, if USB gamepad would work or not.
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Checked.
Mini pro does not support USB OTG. Although, it has support for LiveDock, so I am not sure, if USB gamepad would work or not.
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how are you completely sure?
wait till someone try and test and confirm it.
I didn't say I am sure. According to official white paper, it doesn't have USB OTG. But it is supported by LiveDock, that's why I am not sure.
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Make sure that you are in one of the 2.3.4 updates. This update gave the support for usb on the go. I haven't test it yet but according to other threads you should be able to use an adapter without having to use livedock. Also, i think, some kernels doesn't have support for usb on the go.
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I used a 360 wireless receiver with no problems, I don't have any wired pads to test with.
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I used a 360 wireless receiver with no problems, I don't have any wired pads to test with.
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Did you connect it with wireless?
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Izzy Stinson said:
Did you connect it with wireless?
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The receiver plugs into USB, and then the pads connect to that. It's a way to use the wireless pads on a PC.
I'll have to see if it can pick up multiple pads still
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The receiver plugs into USB, and then the pads connect to that. It's a way to use the wireless pads on a PC.
I'll have to see if it can pick up multiple pads still
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Oh I have seen the video of that on youtube. The reviewer said the trigger l2 and r2 of it doesnt worked for key mappings on fpse.
But im interested in connecting the USB otg with a USB hub. That way I can connect a USB keyboard, mouse and gamepad all together at the same time.
Though I still doubt it would work until someone try it
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Oh I have seen the video of that on youtube. The reviewer said the trigger l2 and r2 of it doesnt worked for key mappings on fpse.
But im interested in connecting the USB otg with a USB hub. That way I can connect a USB keyboard, mouse and gamepad all together at the same time.
Though I still doubt it would work until someone try it
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Just checked that, the triggers don't work. I hadn't tried to use them as the SNES didn't have that many
A hub should work as long as its powered
melenko said:
Just checked that, the triggers don't work. I hadn't tried to use them as the SNES didn't have that many
A hub should work as long as its powered
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well i guess i have to consider another gamepad.
that phonejoy gamepad might be a good deal.
but i dont have a mastercard or whatever to buy anythings online yet
so im gonna search a pc gamepad on a pc store soon
oh if only someone makes a hdmi output possible that would be awesome
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well i guess i have to consider another gamepad.
that phonejoy gamepad might be a good deal.
but i dont have a mastercard or whatever to buy anythings online yet
so im gonna search a pc gamepad on a pc store soon
oh if only someone makes a hdmi output possible that would be awesome
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Don't forget that L2/R2 are big analogue triggers, I'm assuming something like http://www.amazon.co.uk/MEDIA-TECH-..._8?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1331386376&sr=1-8 would work
Izzy Stinson said:
well i guess i have to consider another gamepad.
that phonejoy gamepad might be a good deal.
but i dont have a mastercard or whatever to buy anythings online yet
so im gonna search a pc gamepad on a pc store soon
oh if only someone makes a hdmi output possible that would be awesome
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Check this out: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=22562861#post22562861
According to this, the xperia series supports PS3 controller natively.
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Don't forget that L2/R2 are big analogue triggers, I'm assuming something like http://www.amazon.co.uk/MEDIA-TECH-..._8?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1331386376&sr=1-8 would work
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i would buy that immediately if only i have a visa
akshayjoshi1993 said:
Check this out: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=22562861#post22562861
According to this, the xperia series supports PS3 controller natively.
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yeah man i knew that already.
but i dont have a ps3 i own an xbox360.
to buy a ps3 controller requires me 90$.
i can find other usb/wireless controller much cheaper
Izzy Stinson said:
yeah man i knew that already.
but i dont have a ps3 i own an xbox360.
to buy a ps3 controller requires me 90$.
i can find other usb/wireless controller much cheaper
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Why dont you try to connect it!
post your results...
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Why dont you try to connect it!
post your results...
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I haven't bought any controllers yet I will soon and will test it
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I just found on my LWW different controller driver files.
Sony_PLAYSTATION_R_3_Controller
Xbox_360_Wireless_Receiver
Twin_USB_Gamepad
Logitech_R_Precision_TM_Gamepad
Includes data over the pads and buttons. Only, that PS3 controller does not include L2 and R2 button info.
On ethernet the stock browser has no lags...... I connected a Linksys USB200M v2 adapter....I am gettting full bars on WiFi from my NetGear WNDR4500 router and lags persist.....Hope this helps ASUS with this problem.
How does it compare to desktop browsing loading times
So far so good on the ethernet here.
Most people who have the problem probably wouldn't if they would just go into Settings>Advanced in the browser and change "Enable plug-ins" to On Demand .. this stops the flash windows from auto loading and lagging it out
Nicely implemented by Asus, using the USB Ethernet Adaptor that came with Asus Zenbook.
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does anyone know if this will work if you dont have the keyboard dock but use the usb kit instead?????
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Most people who have the problem probably wouldn't if they would just go into Settings>Advanced in the browser and change "Enable plug-ins" to On Demand .. this stops the flash windows from auto loading and lagging it out
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I am using that setting ever since I purchased device... still ethernet loads faster with no lags.... Have you tried on USB ethernet?
It hasn't lagged for me or given the wait window since someone recommended I do that on here so no actually don't need to.
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does anyone know if this will work if you dont have the keyboard dock but use the usb kit instead?????
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It should work, but I would advice against using it because the network adaptor will increase the power drain quite a bit. Further more, the way it is connected to the prime makes it hard for the user to use the tablet properly without stressing the physical connection of the USB kit to the prime.
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So just about any USB ethernet device should work?
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EasyEEE said:
So just about any USB ethernet device should work?
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+1 looking to buy an adapter but don't want to buy one that might not work
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vincepg13 said:
+1 looking to buy an adapter but don't want to buy one that might not work
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I bought an apple one and that even worked
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I bought an apple one and that even worked
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The fancy ones like apples one cost around £25...you can get just a simple converter from amazon for like 3 quid....I hope one of them will work
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vincepg13 said:
The fancy ones like apples one cost around £25...you can get just a simple converter from amazon for like 3 quid....I hope one of them will work
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Search for the USB to Cat5 thread, there is a post about an adapter from monoprice that works fine and was very reasonable.
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So just about any USB ethernet device should work?
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I bought a cheap one off ebay that was "compatible" with the Macbook Air for about a fiver and that is working fine.
http://www.asus.com/Networks/Wireless_Routers/WL330N3G/
Does anyone know if there's an item like this that is cheaper but works more or less the same?
I was told it would help with wifi issues at range
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http://www.asus.com/Networks/Wireless_Routers/WL330N3G/
Does anyone know if there's an item like this that is cheaper but works more or less the same?
I was told it would help with wifi issues at range
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Check out this TP-Link unit:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833704134
Absolutely tiny, and does 4 modes - client, AP, router and repeater. If you don't need a USB port for a 3G modem, this is a scorching hot deal.
And a UK link for you also.
http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/...ssrouters/dslroutersntl/virgin/tl-wr702n.html
Looks like an interesting little do-hickey. I shall have to do some reading.
thank you gentlemen i shall give it a try =]
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Cool. I get so caught up with the big and bad, I forget to find the tiny and badass
Those are cool, I've never considered finding a tiny portable router to help create wireless networks on-the-spot with wired ones. Awesome.
One thing is not clear for me. I.e. when I'm on holiday, and want to use this with the tfp, do I need a PC or laptop to connect first with the wifi before I can use this? If so it's not very convenient ...
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I was wondering if this tablet will work with an Mhl adapter to be hooked up to a tv? Any help is appreciated
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cslingerland said:
I was wondering if this tablet will work with an Mhl adapter to be hooked up to a tv? Any help is appreciated
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No, there is no HDMI support for that
If you think that its not suppose to be for devices without a HDMI port then thats incorrect
The HTC EVO 3D has HDMI support but no HDMI port
Strange but yeah, sometimes the unexpected is expected.
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Kinda confused by that post... Sorry. But Yeah the exp has hdmi support and so do a few other phones like the rezound... They require an Mhl adapter to be used for hdmi. I was just wondering if the same applies to this tablet
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I was wondering if this tablet will work with an Mhl adapter to be hooked up to a tv? Any help is appreciated
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The Sony Tablet S or P does not support MHL.
so does this mean there's no capabilities for an external display on the sony tablet s??
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so does this mean there's no capabilities for an external display on the sony tablet s??
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Yes.
Cat McGowan said:
Yes.
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Wait, what if someone can place such kernel modules onto the Sony Tablet S?
Will it work?
Or is it something to do with hardware?
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so does this mean there's no capabilities for an external display on the sony tablet s??
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If your display/TV has DLNA capabilities, it works like a charm.
If it doesn't, you can add to your TV something like DLNA-enabled Blu Ray player or Android stick.
Bingo, problem solved. External display works just fine.
Sorry to reply to this old threat, but I was searching gsmarena specs, and in sony tablet S 3G it says "TV out via MHL", but not for the non-3G version. I had the impression that besides the cellular chip there were no other differences..
Did something change with ICS update?
Cause I'm ready to get an MHL adaptor as I actually need HDMI out.
mariosx said:
Sorry to reply to this old threat, but I was searching gsmarena specs, and in sony tablet S 3G it says "TV out via MHL", but not for the non-3G version. I had the impression that besides the cellular chip there were no other differences..
Did something change with ICS update?
Cause I'm ready to get an MHL adaptor as I actually need HDMI out.
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The only difference between the 3G variant and the WiFi variant is that the 3G version has an add in modem which plugs into a socket (If I'm not mixing up devices), and firmware. There is no MHL support.
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The only difference between the 3G variant and the WiFi variant is that the 3G version has an add in modem which plugs into a socket (If I'm not mixing up devices), and firmware. There is no MHL support.
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I hear you, I agree with you, but here it says
TV-out (via MHL A/V link)
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and that's why I'm wondering if something changed or the 3G model indeed has something different
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I hear you, I agree with you, but here it says
"TV-out (via MHL A/V link)"
and that's why I'm wondering if something changed or the 3G model indeed has something different
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That specification is erroneous. The Sony Tablet S does not support MHL.
with 4.3 miracast has been added to the nexus 10, it can be found it settings under display, wireless display
Well that came out of nowhere...Nice! :victory:
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with 4.3 miracast has been added to the nexus 10, it can be found it settings under display, wireless display
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This will only matter to me if the chromecast supports it, and they never said it did.
This is awesome, now I just need to get a miracast compatible receiving device...
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Really?
That would be awesome!!
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are there any cheap miracast receivers out there?
Is there a reason I'd use miracast over chromecast since I just bought one of those?
Sorry but what exactly is miracast?
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abdel12345 said:
Sorry but what exactly is miracast?
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Wireless display.
abdel12345 said:
Sorry but what exactly is miracast?
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It's a wireless display technology, so you can broadcast video from your device to another display over WiFi.
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Wireless display.
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It's a wireless display technology, so you can broadcast video from your device to another display over WiFi.
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OK that's cool thanks so would this work with a computer or laptop or does it need a certain device from Google? As I see some ofmyounare saying you need a miracast enabled device to use it with.
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OK that's cool thanks so would this work with a computer or laptop or does it need a certain device from Google? As I see some ofmyounare saying you need a miracast enabled device to use it with.
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Like you said, has to be a miracast enabled device. I don't know of any computer program to enable it. I believe the devices are mostly smart tv and some blu-ray players. I'm hoping the new chromecast will support it.
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Like you said, has to be a miracast enabled device. I don't know of any computer program to enable it. I believe the devices are mostly smart tv and some blu-ray players. I'm hoping the new chromecast will support it.
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OK thanks. I guess this is useless for me as I don't have a smart TV but maybe it will come in handy later or at a friends house
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OK thanks. I guess this is useless for me as I don't have a smart TV but maybe it will come in handy later or at a friends house
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If the chromecast device works you'll have a smart tv for $35 assuming you live in the US. I don't think it is available outside of the us at the moment. The device is pretty small, around the size of a large USB thumb drive judging from the pictures and plugs into hdmi.
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If the chromecast device works you'll have a smart tv for $35 assuming you live in the US. I don't think it is available outside of the us at the moment. The device is pretty small, around the size of a large USB thumb drive judging from the pictures and plugs into hdmi.
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Awesome I do love in the us though I'm currently out of the country but I'll be back in 1 month. I'll have to look up this chrome cast. So you just plug it in your TV and it uses the TV as a monitor and sort of makes it a smart TV? Well if I understood right that's sweet especially for only 35 dollars.
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http://www.theverge.com/2013/7/24/4552204/google-reveals-chromecast-tv-streaming Some of the comments suggest it doesn't support miracast which is lame.
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http://www.theverge.com/2013/7/24/4552204/google-reveals-chromecast-tv-streaming Some of the comments suggest it doesn't support miracast which is lame.
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Well it still looks cool and I'm going to check it out. You can always use Google remote and that is pretty similar to miracast I think
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Can anyone else confirm?
What about lag and frame drops?
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Can anyone else confirm?
What about lag and frame drops?
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They have added Miracast but the performance isn't great on my PTV3000. However, my PTV3000 is pretty terrible so it could easily be of no fault of the Nexus 10.
I thought I noticed a new option but I couldn't remember if it was there the whole time
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http://www.theverge.com/2013/7/24/4552204/google-reveals-chromecast-tv-streaming Some of the comments suggest it doesn't support miracast which is lame.
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Chromecast does not support Miracast.
And given that it's only in the 2.4ghz range only, that's probably a good thing. In most of my use cases, you probably wouldn't want to use it without 5ghz.
It's designed a little differently though - instead of going from the internet, through the device, to your monitor/TV, Chromecast takes the content directly from the internet using your phone more like a remote. The quality of the stream should be much better.
But of course you lose the ability to mirror the screen of your device on your monitor/TV.
I prefer the better quality stream for most wireless streaming and will use my HDMI cable when I need a mirror as the performance was better with that anyway.