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With Zoapi Hub, you can effortlessly share your screen using Android’s built-in Casting/Miracast feature, enabling wireless screen projection without needing to be on the same network as the Zoapi Hub and without requiring any app.
Miracast Support on Zoapi Hub #
- Available from: Zoapi Hub Version 10.8896
- Supported Platforms:
- Operating Systems: Android discontinued native support for Miracast from Android 6.0 (Marshmallow). However, most major manufacturers, including Samsung, LG, Sony, Xiaomi, and Huawei, continue to provide Miracast support on their devices
Steps to Share Your Screen Using Miracast on Android: #
- Open Screen Cast: Swipe down to open Quick Settings and tap Smart View / Wireless Display / Screen Cast. Or, Open Settings > Connected Devices > Cast (or search for “Cast” in settings).
- Select the Meeting Room: Choose the Zoapi Hub from the list of available Miracast receivers.
- Enter the PIN: Input the live PIN displayed on the Zoapi Hub and click Connect/Accept to start screen mirroring.
- To disconnect, go back to Quick Settings or Settings > Cast or from Notification, and tap Disconnect / Stop Mirroring.
Frequently Asked Questions: #
- Does my Android device support Miracast?
Android removed native Miracast support from version 6.0 (Marshmallow). However, many manufacturers such as Samsung, LG, Sony, Xiaomi, and Huawei still include Miracast under different names like Smart View, Wireless Display, Screen Mirroring, or Cast in their custom UI.
If your phone does not have built-in Miracast, you can use third-party apps like Miracast Screen Sharing or use the Zoapi Android App instead. - How can I check if my phone supports Miracast?
- Go to Settings > Connected Devices > Cast (or search for “Cast” in settings).
- If you see an option like Smart View (Samsung), Wireless Display, Screen Mirroring, or Cast, your phone supports Miracast.
- Do I need to install any additional apps for Miracast?
No, if your phone supports Miracast natively, you don’t need any additional apps. If your phone lacks this feature, you can use third-party apps from the Play Store. - Do I need to be on the same network as Zoapi Hub for Miracast to work?
No, Miracast uses Wi-Fi Direct, so your device does not need to be on the same network as the Zoapi Hub. - Why is my Zoapi Hub not appearing in the list of available devices?
- Ensure Miracast/Wireless Display is enabled in Zoapi Hub settings.
- Make sure your Zoapi Hub firmware supports Miracast.
- Restart both your Android device and Zoapi Hub, then try again.
- Can I share my phone’s audio along with the screen?
Yes, audio will be automatically shared along with the screen when using Miracast. - Why is my screen black or not displaying properly?
- Some apps, like Netflix, Disney+, and other DRM-protected apps, block screen sharing.
- Try sharing a different app or your home screen instead.
- Why is there a delay in my screen sharing?
- Weak Wi-Fi signals or network interference can cause lag.
- Ensure you are closer to the Zoapi Hub and reduce network congestion.
- Can I use my phone in landscape mode while sharing?
Yes, the screen share will automatically adjust to landscape mode when you rotate your phone. - What are the advantages of using Miracast over the Zoapi App?
- No app installation required – You can share your screen without downloading any apps.
- No network dependency – Your phone does not need to be on the same network as the Zoapi Hub.
- What are the limitations of using Miracast?
- Limited functionality – Only basic screen sharing is supported.
- No advanced features – Features like Switch Presenters, Launch Conferencing Calls, or Control Conferencing Meetings are unavailable.
- Corporate network issues – Connecting over Miracast can sometimes be challenging in complex corporate networks due to firewall restrictions.
