Hello there is any way to get desktop mode same dex on Samsung on poco f1 i bought type c hub support HDMI port and support dex and Huawei mode but when i put the HDMI cable there is no signal and i activated force desktop mode on devloper option but same same
Please help me
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abdohop said:
Hello there is any way to get desktop mode same dex on Samsung on poco f1 i bought type c hub support HDMI port and support dex and Huawei mode but when i put the HDMI cable there is no signal and i activated force desktop mode on devloper option but same same
Please help me
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That won't work on Poco, as the phone doesn't support display standards over type-c, the port on ours is just a glorified type 2 c port, and not the type 3/3.1 that is required for audio and video transfer. You could try using Miracast or Plex, not type c if you need to display stuff on her TV
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Has anyone tried or know if i can connect usb port replicator to an android phone with OTG cable.
The idea s can i essentially connect 2 monitors to an android device and then use them with VNC to connect to actual computers therefore being able to use the tablet/phone as a very portable computer.
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just tried it with an otg adapter on my note 3 and a lenovo port replicator.
usb ports work fine (keyboard, mouse etc) but I cannot get the monitor to light up...
hello guys i have a samsung galaxy y
& i want to use RFA(reaver for android) , aircrack-ng etc...
but the problem is galaxy y didnt support monitor mode :/
so i was searching & i found something
"Connecting a Alfa AWUS036H USB adapter to android Samsung galaxy S2 with Pcap capture"
that person just connected a external wifi adapter to his phone & used Pcap capture
i was thinking to do same thing with my galaxy y but i am not sure it will work or not
anyone have any idea ?
i think for doing this i need
a smart phone ,a adapter(i have tp-link TL-WN722N ), a y shape cable with one type A female,one type A male & one type C male
i will type type A male for power supply (i am thinking about using my desktop or using a power bank)
& will connect my adapter with type A female & type C with my phone
so guys what do you think will it work ?
PS
maybe i have to create my own cable i didnt found this type cable online
& i dont know about this things so maybe i am wrong
EDIT1:
i found this website https://wikidevi.com/wiki/TP-LINK_TL-WN722N
it is providing al information about adapter
in right side box you can also see firmware information & other drivers information
EDIT2
galaxy i didnt support OTG hosy mode
so i will try it on some other mobile
guys ????
I am looking for a way to connect an external camera with HDMI or Video OUT and display the signal in liveview on an Android phone. Anyone knows of a way of doing this... I need HD resolution ... Maybe there is HDMI to USB Host converter and then an Android app that will display the video from the USB host ...
Hi ! I have a mistake after update my mi box 4k to Oreo.
I use a remote control with pointer mouse & keyboard "C-120" for App not Android Tv. Work fine I connected it on my hub usb Ugreen no mistake on Android 6.
But after update to Android 8 they had no pointer on my screen !?
They had a setting on Dev options for use it ?. I have test
A wireless mouse but the same
Hey, I got a generic USB C - HDMI dongle and when i plug it into the S20 and a TV (or pc monitor) the Samsung's Dex screen appears and works well but if I go into phone's Settings, HDMI mode and choose "Screen mirroring" instead of "Samsung DeX" then the tv shows "no signal".
I'm only interested in the screen mirroring part which doesn't seem to work (there's a toast on the phone saying "Connected to external display" but the tv/monitor at the other end of the hdmi cable says "no signal"). This same setup (adaptor) works on a laptop via USB C.
Anyone got this to work somehow? I'm trying on 60Hz and 1080p.
[Samsung galaxy s20 exynos on Android 11 & december security patch.]
Don't know if it can help, but when I have Dex displayed on TV through USB-C to HDMI cable, I shut it down from its start menu and the display switch to a screen replica. I'm on S20 Exynos Android 10 but you could have a try on 11.
As far as I understand Samsung S20 screen mirroring is the "Smart View" and is a wireless function .