Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Wireless Display

2016-09-16 Thread Mitchell Reese
Done. Thanks, looking forward to a fix. M On Friday, 16 September 2016 11:09:43 PM AEST, Reiner Klenk wrote: On the M10 (rc), connected to Microsoft or Samsung dongle the latency is more or less OK (Samsung 4k Monitor). The screen resolution is bad because the native tablet resolution is tra

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Wireless Display

2016-09-16 Thread Mitchell Reese
Thanks for that. Have tuned the mouse all the way up... better, but still far from usable as a daily driver. Screen resolution is still pretty awful. When compared to my Meerkat 76 over hdmi, it's a sloth. Perhaps not a fair comparison, but that's the kind of functionality needed for a desktop

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Wireless Display

2016-09-16 Thread Mitchell Reese
V2. H. Will try changing router frequency, thanks for the tip! M On Friday, 16 September 2016 8:50:34 PM AEST, Pat Wall wrote: Hi Mitchell As a matter of interest, are you using the v1 or v2 Microsoft Display Adapter? v2 is *supposed* to have much less latency (I'm thinking of buying on

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Wireless Display

2016-09-16 Thread Reiner Klenk
On the M10 (rc), connected to Microsoft or Samsung dongle the latency is more or less OK (Samsung 4k Monitor). The screen resolution is bad because the native tablet resolution is transmitted as a 720p video stream which is in turn upscaled by the dongle to 1080p. Pls. mark https://bugs.launchpad.n

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Wireless Display

2016-09-16 Thread Mathijs Veen
v2 is *supposed* to have much less latency v2 is not yet officialy supported in UT. I was advised to still go with v1. Although I do remember someone from Canonical saying they were looking at bringing UT to be v2 compatible. I f I am not mistaken it was Simon Fels. On my Samsung monitor (21 inch

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Wireless Display

2016-09-16 Thread Pat Wall
Hi Mitchell As a matter of interest, are you using the v1 or v2 Microsoft Display Adapter? v2 is *supposed* to have much less latency (I'm thinking of buying one myself for use with the M10). I have read that a lag can potentially be reduced by setting the wi-fi router to broadcast on a different

[Ubuntu-phone] Wireless Display

2016-09-15 Thread Mitchell Reese
Hi, just got a Microsoft wifi display adapter today, and have been using it with my Meizu Pro 5. Meh... would love to know what to expect. On my Samsung monitor (21 inch) it is extremely laggy, with very poor screen resolution. Is this similar to what other people have been experiencing? Have b

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Wireless display

2016-05-02 Thread Francisco Mulas
El lunes, 2 de mayo de 2016 7:01:23 (CEST), Simon Fels escribió: On 30.04.2016 23:14, Francisco Mulas Caracuel wrote: Im running rc-proposed channel and not have this feature. The only supported device for Wireless Display support so far is the Meizu MX Pro 5. Even if the Ubuntu rootfs on

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Wireless display

2016-05-01 Thread Simon Fels
On 30.04.2016 23:14, Francisco Mulas Caracuel wrote: > Im running rc-proposed channel and not have this feature. The only supported device for Wireless Display support so far is the Meizu MX Pro 5. Even if the Ubuntu rootfs on each phone is identical we disable the option for Wireless Display in u

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Wireless display

2016-04-30 Thread Francisco Mulas Caracuel
Im running rc-proposed channel and not have this feature. Sent from my Wiko WAX. El 30/04/2016 21:33, Francisco Mulas Caracuel escribió: This feature is working for the bq e4.5,the first ubuntu phone? -- Enviado con Dekko desde mi dispositivo Ubuntu -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~ubu

[Ubuntu-phone] Wireless display

2016-04-30 Thread Francisco Mulas Caracuel
This feature is working for the bq e4.5,the first ubuntu phone? -- Enviado con Dekko desde mi dispositivo Ubuntu -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-phone Post to : ubuntu-phone@lists.launchpad.net Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-phone More help : https://help.launc