HamPC Screen Sharing to Roku TV
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What kind of graphics output does your PC have? If you have an HDMI output, just run a cable from the PC to the Roku TV (not a ROKU stick!).If you don't have an HDMI output from your PC, you can adapt VGA, USB-C. and DVI video outputs to HDMI. Plug in the cable to your TV and your PC and Bob's your uncle! 73! -------------------------------KK4KRK Taylor Mill, Kentucky? "I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear."? ? ? - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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Hello Karl! I do have a HDMI port, however, I would prefer to cast wirelessly so that I can have the tablet display the information on one desk and the TV display the same information on my other two desks.? Best regards , David L. Fodor, KD9JEO? On Mon, Oct 16, 2023, 11:58 AM Karl Kaucher <karl.kaucher@...> wrote:
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Hello Karl! I will certainly post it and I want to thank you for your help! I have found several options but haven't tested them yet, but I expect to publish the solution later today! Here is a link to a couple of YouTube videos if you are interested:? Note: I could not find videos specifically for Xubuntu which is the operating system for HamPC but I will do more research on Google later today. Also note that in the videos that I have seen, you must use Chrome cast extensions on Roku for this to work. I will try to find additional apps, etc., later today and understand that I have not yet tested the solutions in the above. 73'S and Best regards, David L. Fodor, KD9JEO? On Tue, Oct 17, 2023, 7:36 AM Karl Kaucher <karl.kaucher@...> wrote: David, I wish you well. I¡¯m not aware of any way to cast from a PC to a Roku TV. if you figure out how to do it, please post your solution here. I¡¯d be interested in seeing how you did it. |
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