Use Your Android Phone Or Tablet As A Raspberry Pi 400 Screen!

In this video, I show you how to easily use your Android Phone Or Tablet as a Screen for your Raspberry Pi 400 Raspberry Pi 4 Raspberry pi 3 or basically an HDMI enabled device from the Xbox to Nintendo Switch or even a Mini Computer.
This involves perching a cheap USB to HDMI capture card and a USB type C to Female USB cable but in the end, it works great and can come in really handy on the go!
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[@tanishbhongade]

I love the way how single board computers are becoming more and more efficient day by day and now becoming a good alternative for those who can't buy those expensive processors, rams, disks etc.

[@GeoTechLand]

Just imagine a laptop or tablet based on the Raspberry Pi 4 :D

[@tanishbhongade]

@@GeoTechLand For these systems only Linux users will be able to use full functionality. No Windows users here.

[@tanishbhongade]

@@GeoTechLand It'll be cool bro

[@GeoTechLand]

@@tanishbhongade It depends, if you only need the basics like web browsing and using something like libre office, it will be useful.

[@tanishbhongade]

@@GeoTechLand Yup. No heavy game development. Small programs are fine.

[@lorancehack4876]

4:20 See? Everyone does this. Its universal. It is by law that we must flip 3x.

[@appalachianwanderer4634]

Went looking for this comment 🙃

[@heimkhal2.097]

@@appalachianwanderer4634 you mean “🙂🙃🙂”

[@Rixxsenga]

but he flipped it only 2 times

[@qixxxz]

That is the way.

[@Maxtraxv3]

and thus usb-c was born

[@therealfirstone]

I always wondered if a tablet could be used as a monitor for another device. Thanks for sharing.

[@eprg9221]

Could this be used with a pc?

[@infotruther]

@@eprg9221 yes i think so

[@dylancoulbeck7483]

the best part is that it can work as an external monitor source too for your traditional desktop pc or laptop too, quite need actually

[@johnmichaels4330]

@@eprg9221 yes, do it all the time.

[@yeniversiyon]

make a comment at my this comment to remind this video, to make me see this video on my notifies

[@Deinorius]

When the monitor has better hardware then the computer...

[@tubegor]

Very wise remark without a doubt. An HDMI monitor would do the job very well too. But we want to do handicrafts.👍😊 ❤

[@lcrazy8l]

Depends on the tablet. There's a lot of abandonware tablets floating around that could get a second purpose here.

[@evm6177]

@@lcrazy8l 🍷👍

[@tahyang]

Fax lmao. I had that realization while I was trying to do this with my Tab S7+ 😂

[@leeroysimpson456]

Technology gotten smarter then us.. just because u can do it doesnt mean u should... setup: fullsize 1999 desktop CPU/gaming tower 50$ Monitor: 2022 Samsung tablets 800$ Ryzen keyboard mouse 250$ Sound: klipsch surround sound 1500$ Home made computers desk (5)2x4: 9.99 )(1)1 plywood 15.99 Game chair: real honda s2000 driver seat transform into gaming chair... heck just get in the car n go I'm done Mind: Blown= priceless

[@geoffs23]

Think you missed the other benefit, those USB camera apps run on Android 4, so this could give new life to an old tablet people are using now as a photo frame.

[@neverendinchaos4800]

Interesting.... I'll have to keep that in mind.

[@haysen123]

Does the app only support 30 fps?

[@SenileOtaku]

That's what I was wondering. I have a couple old OLPC XO tablets that are pretty much useless for anything else. It would be nice if I could use the HDMI port as HDMI in, but as a dirt-cheap device, it is extremely unlikely to have 2-way capability. I had wanted to set up something like this to display my calendar on my work laptop (no, the laptop display plus two external monitors isn't enough)

[@geoffs23]

@@SenileOtaku it's just one way. We have an Acer a500 with dock and it is stuck at Android 4 (Can't find images for CM Tegra). We did have a calendar view via firefox but now it's monitor + USB charger

[@Wertyhappy27]

You could pop the screen out and just connect a pi straight to the screen with either an SD card with images, or install them

[@majkosk8x]

Set up Teamviewer on both devices and you won't need that much cables, adapters and mouse. Touch screen control will work as well.

[@massimodileo7169]

I use this system to connect the Raspberry to my Macbook using OBS. It's very usefull when you need to troubleshoot a boot error on the pi and can't use VNC. Now I wish there were something similar for iOS, I have a couple of old iPad that would be wonderful portable monitors for these kind of situations!

[@thesecmaster]

Hay, Thanks for this info. I would also wanna give it a try. Could you share how did you configure OBS on your mac?

[@thesecmaster]

Did you find ways to use iPads as a monitor screens?

[@SirTodd]

It's truly amazing how technology has evolved at such a breakneck speed. I would have absolutely never considered any of the modern functionality possible 20-30 years ago. It would have literally been scoffed at as fantasy.

[@vng]

I just got myself a video capture device too. For the reverse: to plug a DVD player to the RPi4 and use the RPi4 as a central media player.

[@ioioda5464]

Can you please post a link to the capture device ? Please !

[@lewzero]

I just read that post yesterday! I had already ordered my HDMI in to USB out dongle. Note to anyone else doing this: There are plenty of USB hub or USB in > HDMI out devices, they will most likely not work for this. Seemed like a cool idea for a bunch of things. You keep making these vids and I'll keep watching, solid content as usual.

[@FrankHorsfield]

I use the Pi4 to view/record the output from the USB capture device. I use ffmpeg to do the recording. I also use it in the same way as mentioned above and have been since the beginning of July as mentioned in my post in the Manjaro Arm Forum. The Android software used in the demo above works on Android 11.

[@paulmaydaynight9925]

for controlling the pi wireless or wired got a usbethernet & install nomachine on both, simples. the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite 8.7 Inch LTE Android Tablet works well with that & its one lte to many pi oc

[@motosandphotos]

This was exactly what I was looking for and I just happened to have the same USB capture card! Thanks

[@AgressiveHouse]

That's perfect, but pls give links to the USB_OTG adapters with charge function supported. Otherwise, your monitor gets discharged while you work.

[@Lukes-Tech]

Amazing!

[@aghost988]

UnSubscribe the techie scientist or I hack you

[@kazi1]

@@aghost988 stfu

[@antonsurviyanto5896]

This is what I've been looking for. Thank you.

[@carlosmcguire6501]

So simple. This walkthrough was perfect. Thanks

[@joshuak4553]

3:13 Alright, chill out Dr. Seuss

[@nanospearing]

Lol

[@kazi1]

Lmao

[@glenslick2774]

I have my power supply . Here's my HDMI . We're going to go ahead and plug this into the Pi . Think left and think right and think low and think high. Oh, the thinks you can think up if only you try!

[@TheDarthChungus]

Lmao

[@chrisreynolds6331]

That's amazing... I bought the HDMI adapter yesterday, it came today, and I thought let's try an otg cable on Android, then I saw this video. Same adapter same app (I paid £4.99 to remove ads). Great minds think alike 😂😂

[@robclaridge6236]

Been following for years, and watch every single one of your videos without fail. Truly up there along with Linus with my most anticipated new videos. Keep up the good work my friend. Merry Christmas to you and yours from the UK.

[@Everlong420]

This is a brilliant idea! I've owned one of these capture sticks for a while so I'll definitely give this a try

[@yearls]

This is a cool nifty little trick. Aw, I know what I'll be doing in the new year. :D A whole new level of functionality to OTG adapters. :D Gives me some fun ideas.

[@WellingtonSantos-px1vy]

This is a BIG plus for having an android tablet. I was thinking on buying an external monitor for travels and the nintendo switch (on a plane, for example), and this simply makes that useless. I can simply have a tablet and use it for multiple purposes.

[@daveborinski3021]

I knew there was a reason I bought that $28 Onn Gen 2 tablet you suggested from WalMart. Can’t wait to try this out. Thanks ETA for all the great content!!!

[@thesecmaster]

I love the way you explained it. It's awesome, I can't stop myself trying out this method. A big TUMBSUP to you!!!

How many old tablets are there as people bought new better one, now they can use them as monitors awesome.

[@nicolasmaillouxorgue]

In my house we don't have much HDMI things. All computer displays are still in VGA, so... thanks, amazing !

[@davidc2403]

I still use DVI

[@michaeldina1103]

There is a an HDMI to VGA adapter...

[@Chickenpatty878]

I picked up one of those capture devices a while ago and finally have a use for it. Nice vid!

[@bunakkaptan]

Thanks a lot...I was using my 65 '' LG Tv as monitor but now I can use my 10.1'' Samsung Tabletas mu monitor. This info is like a gold mine to me... I already ordered the Capture Device from AliExpress . 10 Us Dollars including Postage and handling. Best regards from Istanbul TURKIYE

[@Gravitino100]

I'm absolutely buying this. I love the idea of being able to use the 400 on the go. Edit: the price changed to 13 dollars after this video was put out. Hm. 🤔

[@12vshady]

Man wat a good video. I have been searching for a way to use a tablet to control some sort of 12v relays via cable connection for accessories on my truck. Lights pumps fans etc and this is like THE missing link. Great video.

[@andersonfrans]

What a great idea! This is so useful for quick testing device who had broken screen, or just troubleshooting some device with broken or no screen! I'm feeling so stupid not realize it, in fact here Indonesia that device only cost about 6 usd! Thank you so much!

[@godcloudy]

I love the title having "on your table or phone" instead of tablet lol 😂

[@ComputerHelpHawaii]

Funny Geek Moment: I don't know why this video made me think of this, but I spent 5 whole minutes in Google Play looking for a screen caster from Android to my PC until I remembered I did that stuff for a living and already had remote desktop software that could do that. Thought I'd lighten everyone's day with my duh moment. :-)

[@zenkaa7alt.132]

Nice tutorial bro! it help me so much!

[@jorv1971]

This works with the Vita without a capture device on a n Android phone. But you need the right plugin on the Vita. (Also works on Fire stick).

[@FuZZbaLLbee]

Bought one of those capture devices a while back because I just wanted to see if something that cheap would actually work. To my surprise it did 😀

[@1980madmonty]

Thanks, man. this saved me money. I didn't want to buy a screen just for my raspberry pi

[@stevechoatie249]

Enjoyed your video and I was excited to see how I could use my tablet as a screen for my Raspberry Pi. However I am having a problem getting it to work. I have a Raspberry Pi 400, a Fire HD 10 tablet, a video capture device 3.0, an adapter to connect to my tablet from the video capture device, and a HDMI cable connected to my Raspberry Pi and the video capture device. I also downloaded both camera apps you mentioned and tried connecting using both of them without any success. Any ideas on what might be going on and why I can't get the display to show up on my tablet? Thank you!

[@TheManOfMuscle]

Hi, did you find a solution?

[@nanospearing]

Hey thanks for this I needed this for my Raspberry 3b Thanks!

[@MrUtak]

Took me a long time, but I finally found the solution!!! And then, now that I had already bought the necessary items, I had the ideanof checking ETA prime! Lol. I bought a battery pack as well, hoping it will work!

[@rustymixer2886]

I always wondered if phone screen could be a moniter wow 👏 thx great video

[@kasperlindvigjrgensen9358]

Its hard to gauge the latency of the setup from the video. Say you connected a full pc instead of the pi, would you be able to game, or would the lag kill the experience?

[@adews7204]

Love your videos man, I learn something new on each one!

[@teomanefe]

Just saw this capture card yesterday, and was curious about the latency. Thanks for this video!

[@chrisreynolds6331]

Latency can be pretty good. A lot depends on the machine receiving the USB signal.

[@XSpImmaLion]

Semi related info for Samsung users who don't know - Samsung introduced wireless Miracast support this year for most recent flagships and mid range phones and tablets. I think it works for most DeX enabled devices. And it's supposed to work both ways - as transmitter and receiver. When you get into the Smart View menu you can choose the mode. For some reason, I couldn't get my Tab S5e to pick my smartphone's signal, but I didn't insist much as it was only a test... prolly doing somethin wrong, but the option is there. Unfornately, for laptops and desktops, I think this is a Windows thing mostly. But it works pretty nicely with a generic Miracast dongle on TV... it's nice to be able to use TV wirelessly as a screen with a single dongle that works with my smartphone, tablet and laptop. xD And since I'm on Samsung devices, also DeX... only wish Samsung would keep working on it more. I get the latency and lag worries though.

[@JayRevealer]

When dex uses miracast, the latency is high since the packets route through your wifi. However connecting dex supported device to these TVs/Monitor, the experience is truly amazing, zero lag game play.

[@ayaand988]

Eta do you think you can develop an app the dose this with touchscreen support It is posable you just need to connect a usb a to a cable and devolup driver for computer

[@SomeOrangeCat]

Yo dawg! I heard you like using your electronic devices with your electronic devices...

[@innovationhq8230]

Best way to do this so you can charge tablet at the same time?

[@jackp2088]

thank you for sharing this, I came from Reddit

[@uttcftptid4481]

I just got a Raspberry Pi 400 about a month ago, and I'm getting tired of using my giant TV as a screen. It limits how much I use it, and so I've barely used it. If i could use my phone or get a tablet that can be used it would fix all my problems and let me really get into my 400. It's my first Pi so I'm no expert yet by any means.

[@NoBetterTech]

Can I use this process, with a mac mini m1 output to HDMI to USB/USB-C input in android tablet display?

[@infotruther]

I just subed you.

[@drkujavec]

Will try this with my Lenovo p11 pro with oled screen. Today I ordered the same HDMI Converter as yours. Thank you.

[@chrisl5097]

hey ETA PRIME, excellent video really interested in this setup, will this work with a female USB to micro USB cable to connect to a Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 tablet?

[@RichardKrumm]

Yes, I would like to know if it works with a micro USB cable / port for those older android tablets as well. Thanks!

[@deechvogt1589]

Thanks for taking the time to relay this interesting little RPi travel hack. Definitely something I'll keep in mind when the plague has left the land and travel to conferences has returned.

[@esling77]

This was what I was looking for TYVM. I live on a Boat and 12v is my Power Source.

[@morhelm]

This is nice. I'm thinking of using this setup with my jetson nano and tab s8 for deep learning programming on the go

[@mrstevil3000]

Thanks for the great video! Any suggestions for USB camera software in the Amazon ecosystem without sideloading Google apps? I would love to see an update with a kindle fire 10.

[@thenoob2329]

3:13 Power SupPLY My HDMI And plug this into the PI

[@giorodriguez2291]

Damn I did not know dr.sues did tech

[@atbw2838]

The Samsung Galaxy TAB S6 lite works fine on my Raspberrys - thanks for sharing this simple but great tutorial.

[@LenHarms]

I always felt like this functionality should be built right into chromebooks. It would work well for college students. Take the chromebook to class then when in the dorm, plug it into a desktop system and you have the screen, keyboard, mouse, and webcam right there.

[@tubekiller26]

This will be great to use as an 2nd display for my laptop on the go

[@novadarkknight9135]

What about ipads without usb-c?

[@leeabbott8952]

I’ve found you can do this with Windows 8+ laptop (and probably any windows device). Plug the pi, hdmi cables and video capture device together and into pc USB 3.0 port after turning on the pi (I used a pi4). Windows will (slowly) recognise the video capture device receiving the pi output as a web cam. Then you can just open the camera app then select “change camera” and your laptop screen displays the pi output. Having tried official usb camera connect apps, the simple windows built in camera app worked the best!

[@leeabbott8952]

Also worked with pi 400

[@irateinc]

Loved the vid....is there a way to do this with an iPad, or iPad Pro??

[@tyfeonas]

this is nice!!! i want this to setup or troubleshoot new pcs without plug in them in my main screen. thank you!!!!

[@statixbolt]

Hmm seems like a fun project for a small tv box to add a hdmi input function..

[@soulife8383]

3:00 This app looks suspect AF. So I'm sticking with it.

[@SeMr7en]

I kinda wish he showed nExt camera, its much better in every way and doesn't contain ads. its on early access too.

[@soulife8383]

@@SeMr7en Yea, I think this was mainly just a proof of concept; showing us CCP spy apps and using 47 different adapters/cables.

[@SeMr7en]

@@soulife8383 I actually use this method of a android tablet as monitor for my personal work. The apps he used gave me so many bugs and I almost paid for one to get rid of ads.

[@SeMr7en]

@@mokubakaiba1751 The "USB Camera - Connect EasyCap" app's UI is plain terrible and they charge you to remove ads on a very simple UVC device viewer app. I rather support a developer who gets it right the first time and actually updates. There isn't a way to stop it from running in the background unless you force kill it.

[@soulife8383]

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[@XyberZyen]

Dude that is cool i can use Raspberry be a PC for my cnc

[@countryside_guy]

Could a USB hub or splitter be used so the tablet can be charged at the same time?

[@welshdave5263]

I think it would vary from one device to the next but I'm doubtful. I used to use a UVC (same usb chip as this) capture for my FPV cars and my Note 3 as the display, it would work fine directly but if I used a hub between the phone and capture device I would get "stream not found" warnings and no video.

[@ChristakyMe]

This is freaking insane! Genius!

[@melissahirst3078]

Thank you for this!! Quick question; will the tablet or phone still run background processes at the same time? I.e. Hotspot so that you can use the pi via phone Hotspot? I'm ordering these hardware cables/ adapter tonight so I'll try😊

[@ErreErre.]

Hi.. Sorry.. My tablet have a OTG in/out of the same? Or i Need buy this adapter..? Thanks for your help... Regards..

[@justinjohnson7099]

This is cool, I'm just gonna build a tablet case as the Raspberry Pi in it and plug in the tablet, so you can have a good operating system.

[@powerpopjoey]

Excellent solution. Thank you :)

[@lse123polis]

I have Raspberry Pi 4B kit, and Android Samsung S4 tab tablet, you think my macbookpro 2016, usb-c to HDMI adapter should work on S4 tablet--Rpi4B? To use S4 display...?

[@vdfritzz]

there's a lot of delay it seems, seeing you move the mouse

[@IndellableHatesHandles]

I tried playing my 360 over a similar card plugged into my computer and the lag was immense.

[@RajivDeo]

Try using usb 3.0 version

[@GraphicalRanger]

Try different video settings

[@lawrencepatricio5776]

USB 2.0 Only 30fps. Try the USB 3.0 version.

[@sonny8085]

Do you know if this can work on an iPad mini with a lightning connector? and if so, what is the relevant app required?... Obviously, I understand that the cable from the capture card would need to be female USB to lightning, rather than USB -C

[@R.S98]

Thumbnail says "table" instead of tablet my dude...

[@abhinavhimself]

I Was Searching For This Comment

[@punanyologist]

@@abhinavhimself me too it would be cool tho a table that doubles as a monitor maybe the next thing

[@Onion_Knights]

This is great, i have always wan to use my tablet screen as a monitor

[@AlexBoneChannel]

I want to use my wooden table as a display so i clicked the thumbnail.

[@TheVexCortex]

I mean, if you really wanted too... You could point a projector at your table....

[@Kw1161]

Thanks for the information! Another great video! Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year!

[@4brigger]

does audio work on the phone same as tablet?

[@AndrewHelgeCox]

What is the battery impact on the Android device? The CPU on there is going to be running a core pretty hard, reading frames off the dongle over usb, and then submitting them to a graphics api. The GPU will also be lit up to composite the final frame.

[@michaelwight9851]

And the phone is more powerful than the pi so why not just get a Bluetooth keyboard with a track pad, job done.

[@AndrewHelgeCox]

@@michaelwight9851 You have full admin access to an open Linux system with GPIO pins and an ecosystem of add-ons around making and tinkering on the Pi but not on your Android devices. Definitely use the Android device directly if it meets your needs though.

[@michaelwight9851]

@@AndrewHelgeCox you then would buy a screen.

[@ReavoEnd]

Got one of these cheap capture cards. Works great with the Pi 4B. Doesn't work at all with the Switch; video output stays black, no sound. It's too bad there aren't better apps for this. The one he uses seems to be one of the best, but even it lacks basic features like auto-fill the screen. Normally everything is pixel perfect with your device's display, even in "full screen mode", so if you have say a 2K display on your phone, you have to manually pinch to zoom and be verrry precise with your tweaking. ETAPrime also didn't mention that in order to NOT have an ad overlapping your video feed, you gotta pay $5.49 for the pro version of the app. Finally, latency is OK but not great. Probably in the realm of 200-300ms. There's a reason he isn't recommending this for games - only a classic turn-based RPG would be playable like this, and even then it'd be annoying IMO. Also, using a mouse or doing a lot of typing with this method would probably see the latency drive me nuts. Holding out hope that Genki ShadowCast will really bring a viable use case to the table with its lower latency. Otherwise this is really only good for consuming video, which... I mean, a tablet or phone can do that on its own!

[@ioioda5464]

Can you please post a link to the capture card ? Please !

[@DeletedContent]

It's not worth it by that point just by a portable monitor even oled ones are cheap.

[@elliotdavies3557]

Impressive very impressive especially for those on the go 👍

[@levon9]

Very cool. Just FYI (and anyone who watched this video), that video capture dongle now costs $30 :-/ .. I'm sure there must be cheaper equivalent ones.

[@natewillis448]

Get a battery HAT for the Rpi 400 and it's almost a laptop replacement.

[@bobwong8268]

Cool! Thx 4 sharing. Merry Christmas & Happy Holiday.

[@MoChuang343]

This is great. I keep one of these cheap capture cards in my laptop bag all the time. I did not know there was an android app to receive this though. lol I’ve been running obs in Linux on my chromebook to get the signal from my Thinkpad but hey maybe I can just use an android app lol. I also use it to plug my laptop into itself. Making a very easy way to generate a ghost monitor for screen sharing a second desktop in zoom.

[@TheHummChannel]

Very useful even for a quick raspberry pi setup

[@bryce148]

Very cool, might try this with an older tablet. Shame you can't use the touchscreen, because that would be even better. Should you or someone else come across something like this, I'm downloading that immediately.

[@kelvinnkat]

I can use my table as a display? Sweet!

[@SolidSonicTH]

Interesting. Is this sufficient for gaming?

[@xudavid8619]

I want to know the answer too.

[@superconfort]

Awesome idea I just bought 2 cheap capture usb just for the if

[@L4marca]

I didn't consider that this capture card could be used that way. Gonna have to look into this. I'm thinking that this should be possible with any Linux device as well. I actually already have one of those capture cards already, which I'm using for my DIY ambilight.

[@sumanjit100]

Damn this is an awesome idea thanks brother... Video+audio.. Why this idea didn't come to my mind 🤪🤪🤪

[@colorseptalabs1253]

really helpful, is it safe for our tablet or smartphone ?

[@Turtle_Shell]

Thumbnail was total clickbait. I didn’t learn how to use my Android Table as a display. Guess I’ll have to use my Android Fridge instead.

[@milkynips1]

You have to read between the lines.

[@CMDRunematti]

if your table can run android, then this would work too xD install Android maybe on the surface 55 inch monster

[@nanospearing]

There is a difference between the name of tablets. Apple is IPad and android is tablet. Also if you need it so bad on your iPad I am pretty sure there is a jailbreak or something of that sort.

[@Chickenpatty878]

Android chair fully tested and working

[@nanospearing]

@@Chickenpatty878 lol

[@rohitdeb6664]

Would this work with an Android tablet with micro B instead of a USB-C port? Thanks. Edit: Tried it out with a