Lg Screen Share Not Connecting

1. Lg Tv Screen Share Not Connecting
2. Miracast Windows 10 Lg Webos

Screen Sharing does not require additional software. Take a look at these videos to see how it works. Note: Screen sharing using a Mac or iOS device requires an Apple TV Streaming device. PC Screen Sharing Using Miracast (Windows 8.1 or higher) - webOS Video. Visual studio pluralsight. How to Share your Windows 7 or 8 Screen on your LG webOS TV. The first is to turn on the application Screen Share on the LG TV that has webOS 2.0. From the icons that slide on the bottom of the screen when you activate Web OS, click the icon showing a TV with a Wi-Fi signal over it. It will open a page where you select the Mobile Device option, and follow the instructions on the screen. To share content, connect your PC or smartphone to your Smart TV using any of the wireless or wired connection methods supported (DLNA, Wi-Fi Direct, Miracast™, WiDi, NFC, MHL, etc.) or plug a USB device directly into your Smart TV. After establishing the connection, you can enjoy the stored content on the large screen of your Smart TV. I brought myself a LG TV with WebOS since it had a lot more features than other TV brands at the time of purchase. One of the most interesting features was Intel WiDi and Miracast support, allowing you to mirror the screen from your laptop or phone onto the big screen. However, for some reason I had issues trying to get this feature to work.

Answers

• Hi.
  When the Win 10 laptop is connected, does the computer recognize that an external display is connected?
  If yes, it may be a matter of manually adjusting the output resolution to find one that's compatible. The graphics card shows a max resolution of 2560x1600, while our TVs are mostly 3,840 x 2,160. The TV will upscale lower resolutions, but it has to be a supported resolution.
  I would also double check that the nvidia drivers are up-to-date, and check the settings in the nvidia experience app to see if anything looks out of place (maybe the nvidia app has it's own control for extending to another screen).
  Another possibility is that the Win 10 computer isn't extending the display by default, you may need to manually tell it whether you want to extend or duplicate the display.
  Another thing to check is the cable you're using. Your graphics card looks like it uses an HDMI mini cable, which I would guess is different than Win 8 PC, which likely uses a normal HDMI. If the cables are different, that may explain why it works on one and not the other. Do you have another 4k TV you can use to test if the Win 10 PC works on that? If it doesn't work on other 4k devices either, you may need to update the cable.
  The last thing I can think of at the moment is to check the inputs on the TV. Depending on the model, the HDMI ports may support different frequencies (HDMI 1 - 4k@60Hz, HDMI 2 - 4k@30Hz). If yours have different frequencies, try to adjust the output frequency from the PC to match the input (this should be in the nvidia experience app).
  Let me know if any of that works!
  If all else fails, post back with your TVs model number and I'll do some more research.
  Thanks,
  ~Ryan
• Hello. First of all, I'm sorry for my bad english. Thank you for your response. Yes, the computer recognizes the TV. I can Share Videos and Pictures, but I can't project the PC Monitor. I'm not very good at PC stuff, so I'm sorry if my informations are not that great: my Nvidia drivers are up to date, and I have checked the frequencies. On the Pc it says - 60hz so I tried it on HDMI 1. Still No Signal.

  I don't have another Smart TV so that I can try with another one.

  I have also tried to Project - Extend or Duplicate manually. Nothing happens on the TV, still no Signal.

  Can you please tell me how to manually adjusting the output resolution?

  Thank you!
• Hi.
  Yes, let's walk through this together. Luckily, I'm at home, and I happen to own an LG 4k TV (55UJ7700), and my PC is Windows 10 (with an nvidia graphics card), so this should be very similar to what you see.
  Follow along with the steps I do, and post screenshots if things are different on your screen.
  1. Start with both the TV and the Computer turned on.
  2. Connect the HDMI into the TV and the computer.
  The first thing that I notice when the cable is connected to both sides is that the TV pops up a small grey box in the top right, which says 'HDMI 2 now available.'
  3. Switch the TV to the new 'now available' input (for me, HDMI 2).
  The TV doesn't switch automatically for my PC. This threw me off a bit, because when I turn on my gaming system, the TV automatically switches.
  The reason is that the TV and the game console are configured to use HDMI CEC (Simplink), so each can control certain functions of the other. For example, when I turn on the game console, it also turns on the TV and my soundbar. Using my TV remote, I can control the menus on the game console.
  However, our PCs do not have this arrangement with the TV, so we manually switch inputs.
  * For me, I can see my computer screen with perfect resolution at this point.
  4. On your computer's desktop, in an empty space, right-click to open the context menu. From that menu, choose Display Settings.
  It should look like this when it opens (display is in Extend mode):
  5. Be sure to click the TV display so it's highlighted blue (it should be the bigger one). With the TV selected, scroll down a bit to find 'Resolution', then click the drop-down box.
  For me, it is set to 3840 x 2160 because both my computer and my TV support that resolution.
  6. You can try some different values here, but keep in mind, there are several different aspect ratios in the resolution list, so some may look distorted (in which case it may be worth using a slightly smaller resolution, just to get the aspect ratio that doesn't distort the image).
  Post back some screenshots of what you see if this doesn't work.
  Thanks,
  ~Ryan
• Hi everyone. Sorry to enter in this topic but I have a similar problem. I'm trying too connect my pc to my lg 4k smart tv. But my pc doesn't have a hdmi slot. So I bought an hdmi-vga cable to connect the PC and the TV. But it seems that my pc doesn't detect the TV. I take all the steps that you described in the last post but in the display settings it doesn't look like the image you show. Can you help me with this problem???
• Same issue here, was driving me crazy. I tried all of the above to no avail. In the end, on a whim, I changed to a new HDMI cord and it worked fine going into the HDMI3 input. Perhaps the communication between devices is very sensitive to a good signal? Imagine how happy I was when it finally worked!

• Hi.
  When the Win 10 laptop is connected, does the computer recognize that an external display is connected?
  If yes, it may be a matter of manually adjusting the output resolution to find one that's compatible. The graphics card shows a max resolution of 2560x1600, while our TVs are mostly 3,840 x 2,160. The TV will upscale lower resolutions, but it has to be a supported resolution.
  I would also double check that the nvidia drivers are up-to-date, and check the settings in the nvidia experience app to see if anything looks out of place (maybe the nvidia app has it's own control for extending to another screen).
  Another possibility is that the Win 10 computer isn't extending the display by default, you may need to manually tell it whether you want to extend or duplicate the display.
  Another thing to check is the cable you're using. Your graphics card looks like it uses an HDMI mini cable, which I would guess is different than Win 8 PC, which likely uses a normal HDMI. If the cables are different, that may explain why it works on one and not the other. Do you have another 4k TV you can use to test if the Win 10 PC works on that? If it doesn't work on other 4k devices either, you may need to update the cable.
  The last thing I can think of at the moment is to check the inputs on the TV. Depending on the model, the HDMI ports may support different frequencies (HDMI 1 - 4k@60Hz, HDMI 2 - 4k@30Hz). If yours have different frequencies, try to adjust the output frequency from the PC to match the input (this should be in the nvidia experience app).
  Let me know if any of that works!
  If all else fails, post back with your TVs model number and I'll do some more research.
  Thanks,
  ~Ryan
• Hello. First of all, I'm sorry for my bad english. Thank you for your response. Yes, the computer recognizes the TV. I can Share Videos and Pictures, but I can't project the PC Monitor. I'm not very good at PC stuff, so I'm sorry if my informations are not that great: my Nvidia drivers are up to date, and I have checked the frequencies. On the Pc it says - 60hz so I tried it on HDMI 1. Still No Signal.

  I don't have another Smart TV so that I can try with another one.

  I have also tried to Project - Extend or Duplicate manually. Nothing happens on the TV, still no Signal.

  Can you please tell me how to manually adjusting the output resolution?

  Thank you!
• Hi.
  Yes, let's walk through this together. Luckily, I'm at home, and I happen to own an LG 4k TV (55UJ7700), and my PC is Windows 10 (with an nvidia graphics card), so this should be very similar to what you see.
  Follow along with the steps I do, and post screenshots if things are different on your screen.
  1. Start with both the TV and the Computer turned on.
  2. Connect the HDMI into the TV and the computer.
  The first thing that I notice when the cable is connected to both sides is that the TV pops up a small grey box in the top right, which says 'HDMI 2 now available.'
  3. Switch the TV to the new 'now available' input (for me, HDMI 2).
  The TV doesn't switch automatically for my PC. This threw me off a bit, because when I turn on my gaming system, the TV automatically switches.
  The reason is that the TV and the game console are configured to use HDMI CEC (Simplink), so each can control certain functions of the other. For example, when I turn on the game console, it also turns on the TV and my soundbar. Using my TV remote, I can control the menus on the game console.
  However, our PCs do not have this arrangement with the TV, so we manually switch inputs.
  * For me, I can see my computer screen with perfect resolution at this point.
  4. On your computer's desktop, in an empty space, right-click to open the context menu. From that menu, choose Display Settings.
  It should look like this when it opens (display is in Extend mode):
  5. Be sure to click the TV display so it's highlighted blue (it should be the bigger one). With the TV selected, scroll down a bit to find 'Resolution', then click the drop-down box.
  For me, it is set to 3840 x 2160 because both my computer and my TV support that resolution.
  6. You can try some different values here, but keep in mind, there are several different aspect ratios in the resolution list, so some may look distorted (in which case it may be worth using a slightly smaller resolution, just to get the aspect ratio that doesn't distort the image).
  Post back some screenshots of what you see if this doesn't work.
  Thanks,
  ~Ryan
• Hi everyone. Sorry to enter in this topic but I have a similar problem. I'm trying too connect my pc to my lg 4k smart tv. But my pc doesn't have a hdmi slot. So I bought an hdmi-vga cable to connect the PC and the TV. But it seems that my pc doesn't detect the TV. I take all the steps that you described in the last post but in the display settings it doesn't look like the image you show. Can you help me with this problem???
• Same issue here, was driving me crazy. I tried all of the above to no avail. In the end, on a whim, I changed to a new HDMI cord and it worked fine going into the HDMI3 input. Perhaps the communication between devices is very sensitive to a good signal? Imagine how happy I was when it finally worked!

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