Screen Share | When Apple devices are connected to the display Screen Share closes unexpectedly when the second device to connect stops sharing its screen [35285]. Miracast may experience stuttering in a congested network environment [35167]. When an iOS device is disconnected from the display by tapping on the display, the iOS device can’t connect again [34683]. After an unsuccessful attempt to share a device’s screen using Miracast, the display’s screen is black [34681]. When streaming media with iOS devices using AirPlay, audio and video can become unsynchronized [34678]. You may have trouble seeing the display from your AirPlay or Google Cast device. Tap Reset in the device lobby [33262, 33265, 33292]. When an iOS device is streaming video and audio and is then disconnected from the display by tapping on the display, the audio continues [61366]. Dell 3390 laptops can’t share their screen using Miracast [58682]. Laptops can’t share their screen using Miracast [61204]. Screen Share can occasionally stop displaying content from a mobile device without disconnecting the mobile device [386094]. Screen Share closes unexpectedly when devices are using Miracast [386862, 386874, 399983]. The display’s name doesn’t appear in the list of available devices if you’re sharing content from the Chrome browser and the display is connected to the network with both Wi-Fi and Ethernet [414209]. Note Restart the display. Samsung mobile devices should use the Google Home app to share content [417994]. Text may appear blurry when using Google Cast in the Chrome browser or Cast from a Chromebook or a mobile device [407403, 10784]. Chromebooks that can’t use h.264 cannot share their screen reliably [389774].
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