Wirelessly connect Bravia to MacBook [Solved/Closed]
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If you use an Android TV, it is possible display the MacBook screen by using the Chromecast built-in application: https://support.google.com/chromecast/answer/3228332
For other iOS devices (iPhone, iPod touch, iPad), you can use the Wi-Fi Direct feature.
For how to use the Wi-Fi Direct feature with iOS (iPhone, iPod touch, iPad), refer to: https://www.sony.com.sg/electronics/support/articles/00015505
For other iOS devices (iPhone, iPod touch, iPad), you can use the Wi-Fi Direct feature.
For how to use the Wi-Fi Direct feature with iOS (iPhone, iPod touch, iPad), refer to: https://www.sony.com.sg/electronics/support/articles/00015505
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No such app as the iMedia Share.
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media Share is real! it is for the iPhone and iPad. NOT the MacBook.
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The App Store and Google play say that imediashare is not available in the uk as at march 2017
Hi All,
All info is in the Sony iManual. If you are using Mac iOS device just download iMedia Share from App Store (free) and it will mirror your iOS device to your your Sony no problem (after setting up WiFi Direct which is also easy)
As for mirroring MBP you can use HDMI of course and make sure system preferences are looking at the Sony in 'Display Settings'. Or you can of course stream wirelessly using your LAN / WiFi connection.
I bought a new W6 last month and it is all up and running with no cables.
Also you can reset the internet start page to a URL of your choice - it doesn't have to be the Sony products website page as your start page.
Hope this helps
All info is in the Sony iManual. If you are using Mac iOS device just download iMedia Share from App Store (free) and it will mirror your iOS device to your your Sony no problem (after setting up WiFi Direct which is also easy)
As for mirroring MBP you can use HDMI of course and make sure system preferences are looking at the Sony in 'Display Settings'. Or you can of course stream wirelessly using your LAN / WiFi connection.
I bought a new W6 last month and it is all up and running with no cables.
Also you can reset the internet start page to a URL of your choice - it doesn't have to be the Sony products website page as your start page.
Hope this helps
And of course you don't have an answer richierich. Preach on abc. It's "of course" a run around in circles answer you gave richierich. It's not in the manual, it's so much more complex than your snide of course solutions. Sony has a job in their tech department waiting for peeps like yourself. No BluTooth no DIRECT-gF-BRAVIA, no standard Wifi. Not even an HDMI solves anything. If only Samsung had a gaming interface. And NO! PS4 doesn't fix anything either hack attacks
There is this app for Macs (iMac, Macbook, Mac Pro) to mirror the screen of your Mac wirelessly to any Sony Smart TV.
You can download the trial version here: http://www.airbeam.tv/try/sony/
You can download the trial version here: http://www.airbeam.tv/try/sony/