Yes, it’s possible. With a Mac you can use AirPlay. With a Windows you can use Miracast. Please keep in mind that the quality will not be the same as with a wired connection.
In order for this to work, you need to run certain services on the projector. Please see this post:
Hi @PiWizard , please start the casting feature once by going to Settings > Screen Mirroring > iOS. This enables AirPlay, Google Cast and DLNA. After the first start, you can go back to the home screen, the casting feature will always be available in the future. Also make sure your PicoPix Max is connected to the same network as your phone or Mac.
In addition to AirPlay, Google Cast and DLNA, PicoPix Max also supports a 4th option: Miracast. It’s most often used for Windows and Android devices t…
Here’s detailed instructions for Windows:
On the PPM, go to Settings - Projector Settings - Mirroring
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Then for Windows casting, choose the Android options [image]
The next screen will show some instructions and Searching… in the top right, along with your device’s unique name.
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On your Windows 10 device, right-click on the desktop and select Display settings, then click on Connect to a wireless display
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In the searching window that appears, choose the PPM and it will connect…
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