Good thing is that there are practical tools available online for mirroring PC to TV. To do that, you will need a good screen mirroring tool to cast Windows 10 to Roku. And if you have a Roku 3 or Roku Streaming Stick, you can use mobile apps like Netflix and YouTube to cast videos from your smartphone or tablet to your HDTV.It will be more fun and enjoyable if you watch movies on a wider screen like your Roku TV. A Play On Roku feature in its Roku mobile app for Android, iOS and Windows Phone lets you send music, photos and videos from your smartphone or tablet to an HDTV through a Roku. Roku also offers other ways to stream or cast content from a mobile device to the Roku. You can find a complete list of compatible devices here. It works with Android 4.4.2 (and higher) and Windows 8.1 and with select Windows Phone handsets that support Miracast. I guess it could take a few weeks.īut this is clearly Miracast.

According to the firm, it's rolling out now but I've checked my Rokus (I have one of each) and I don't have it yet. This capability will appear only on Roku's two most recent devices, the Roku 3 and the Roku Streaming Stick.

Once you turn on mirroring for your phone, tablet or laptop, you can pair with your compatible Roku player and whatever you see on your mobile device is exactly what will be displayed on your TV.' 'All you'll need is a compatible device with mirroring capabilities. 'Screen mirroring is one of the simplest ways to share any type of content with those around you, and you won’t need additional apps or software,' Roku director of product management Lloyd Klarke writes in a blog post announcing the functionality. This solution, currently in beta, appears to be based on Miracast and could be a good wireless display solution for those who already have a recent Roku.

Roku has announced a software update for its media streaming devices that will allow users to mirror their Android, Windows and Windows Phone screens to the HDTV that's connected to the Roku.

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