Hello
I'm moving in two weeks and have plans for rebuilding my HTPC. What I would really love is to have, much like Stargate Atlantis, a tablet that serves as base for what is shown on the large screens. My solution for this currently is Microsoft Surface Pro 3 but I can also wait for Pro 4 if it is fanless. Here is how I would like to see it work:
Stream Plex wireless from Plex Server to HTPC
Send image wireless to either tv or projector with Miracast
Send audio wireless to reciever (its just a 2.0 Primare/Klipsch combo but I really like it) with bluetooth
There are four questions here:
1. Do I need two wireless network cards for this to work? One for the regular network and one for Miracast?
2. Is it possible to send just image to Miracast?
3. Is it possible to always be connected with Bluetooth? For example I leave the computer on over night, goes to work and when I come back home it will still send audio without having to reconnect? Or maybe thats just a setting?
4. There is a small delay with Miracast, just a tenth of a second or so but its noticeable. If the answer on the two questions above is "yes" - will the audio sync with the delayed image or will it be slightly ahead?
Thanks in advance
I'm moving in two weeks and have plans for rebuilding my HTPC. What I would really love is to have, much like Stargate Atlantis, a tablet that serves as base for what is shown on the large screens. My solution for this currently is Microsoft Surface Pro 3 but I can also wait for Pro 4 if it is fanless. Here is how I would like to see it work:
Stream Plex wireless from Plex Server to HTPC
Send image wireless to either tv or projector with Miracast
Send audio wireless to reciever (its just a 2.0 Primare/Klipsch combo but I really like it) with bluetooth
There are four questions here:
1. Do I need two wireless network cards for this to work? One for the regular network and one for Miracast?
2. Is it possible to send just image to Miracast?
3. Is it possible to always be connected with Bluetooth? For example I leave the computer on over night, goes to work and when I come back home it will still send audio without having to reconnect? Or maybe thats just a setting?
4. There is a small delay with Miracast, just a tenth of a second or so but its noticeable. If the answer on the two questions above is "yes" - will the audio sync with the delayed image or will it be slightly ahead?
Thanks in advance