Screen Sharing Using Miracast – Windows

Screen Sharing Using Miracast – Windows

With Zoapi Hub, you can seamlessly share your screen using Windows’ native Wireless Display/Miracast feature. This allows you to wirelessly project your screen without needing to be on the same network as the Zoapi Hub and without requiring any desktop or browser app.

Miracast Support on Zoapi Hub #

• Available from: Zoapi Hub Version 10.8896
• Supported Platforms:
  • Operating Systems: Windows 10 & Windows 11

Steps to Share Your Screen Using Miracast: #

1. Open Wireless Display/Cast: Press Win + K or open the Windows Action Center, then click on Wireless Display or Cast.
   
2. Select the Meeting Room: Choose the Zoapi Hub from the list of available Miracast receivers.
   
3. Enter the PIN: Input the live PIN displayed on the Zoapi Hub and click Connect to start screen mirroring.
   
   
4. Adjust Display Mode: Press Win + K or open the Windows Action Center to switch between Duplicate, Extend, or Second Screen Only modes.
   
5. Disconnect: To stop mirroring, select Disconnect from the same menu.
   

Frequently Asked Questions: #

1. What is Miracast, and how does it work with Zoapi Hub?
   Miracast is a wireless display technology that allows you to mirror your Windows screen without installing any apps. Zoapi Hub supports Miracast from Version 10.8896, enabling seamless screen sharing without requiring a shared network.
2. How do I check if my Windows PC supports Miracast?
   Open Windows > Settings > System > Display and see if you have an option “Connect to a wireless display”
3. Do I need to be on the same network as Zoapi Hub to use Miracast?
   No, Miracast uses Wi-Fi Direct, allowing you to connect even if your laptop is on a different network.
4. What are the different display modes while using Miracast?
   • Duplicate: Mirror your screen.
   • Extend: Use the Zoapi Display as a second screen.
   • Second Screen Only: Display content only on the Zoapi Display.
5. Why is my Miracast connection dropping or lagging?Common reasons include:
   • Weak Wi-Fi signal: Ensure you’re within range of the Zoapi Hub.
   • Interference from other devices: Reduce network congestion.
   • Outdated drivers: Update your Wi-Fi and graphics drivers.
6. I don’t see the Zoapi Hub in the list of available devices. What should I do?
   • Ensure Miracast is enabled in Zoapi Hub settings.
   • Restart your laptop and try again.
   • Restart Zoapi Hub and check for updates.
   • Update your Wi-Fi and display drivers on Windows.
7. Can I share audio along with my screen using Miracast?
   Yes, Miracast supports both video and audio streaming to the Zoapi Hub. Ensure that your PC audio output is set to the Zoapi Display.
8. What are the advantages of using Miracast?
   • No additional software required – Share your screen natively.
   • No need to be on the same network as the Zoapi Hub.
   • Flexible display modes – Duplicate, Extend, or Second Screen mode.
9. What are the limitations of using Miracast compared to the Zoapi App?
   • Limited functionality – Only screen sharing is possible.
   • No advanced features – Features like Switch Presenters, Launch Conferencing Calls, or Control Conferencing Meetings are not available.