Aurga's $90 HDMI Transmitter Returns - Making Lemonade Out of Lemons

[@smp2]

Great video! This is definitely the best use case for this device, thanks for showing it off being used this way!

[@Darkuni]

Your idea ... ;)

[@andrewlim8116]

Hi, my office laptop does not support miracast. Using this device, do u think it will be possible to now use my iPad or android tablet as a second monitor ?

[@ATXSSI]

Does the Aurga device join your local wifi network, or does it create its own network that you must join from the device you want to control the remote pc from? I hope that makes sense

[@Darkuni]

Direct connect.

[@strathos]

According to their documentation, the device supports both direct connection, but also what they call "Bridge Mode". In this mode the device connects to your local WiFi Network, thus allowing clients to connect to the remote machine also via Ethernet. This was demonstrated in a video from @klgadgettv

[@Darkuni]

@@strathos Be a lot more like VNC in that mode, for sure. Probably even more latency - which is fine configuring an FTP server or upgrading Plex ... but certainly nothing gaming related.