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Lenovo TAB 2 A10-30 - The same screen on two tablets, how to do?

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  • #1 16231105
    adamkol1
    Level 10  
    I warmly welcome,

    I have two Lenovo TAB 2 A10-30 tablets. The tablets will be used to display the lyrics of the songs in the band.

    Is it possible to display the same image on two tablets? So, when one person changes the text on their tablet, the same will be displayed on the other. Is it possible to do this without internet access?

    Thank you very much for your answer.

    best regards
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  • #3 16231507
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    This is what the Cast Screen option is for - did you check if it works?
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  • #5 16232784
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    The manufacturer states that there should be a device with "WiFi Miracast compatible".
    One of the many "display" devices is, for example, the LG V755 G Pad III.

    Do you provide such smart links, and you did not check it in this link? :)
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  • #6 16238583
    adamkol1
    Level 10  
    It is not possible to do it with Team Viewer without an internet connection?
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  • #7 16239375
    gradek83
    Level 42  
    adamkol1 wrote:
    It is not possible to do it with Team Viewer without an internet connection?


    Did you check the Cast Screen option recommended by your colleague Freddy whether it works between two tablets and not only e.g. a smart TV?

    As for Team Viewer, if I remember correctly, there is no other option than connecting via the Internet.
  • #8 16243171
    adamkol1
    Level 10  
    I can't see the cast screen option on this tablet at all, which option should be in the system?
  • #10 16243837
    adamkol1
    Level 10  
    Unfortunately, I do not have this option - it looks like this for me. Do you have to upload this option to the device or is it just not available for this model?

    I'm sending a picture of what it looks like for me.
    Lenovo TAB 2 A10-30 - The same screen on two tablets, how to do?
  • #11 16244196
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    Go to settings -> the display should be "Cast Screen".
    Which version of Android do you have?
  • #12 16246039
    adamkol1
    Level 10  
    The Android version is 5.1.1.


    I entered the settings as you advised - no changes. I did not find the function Cast Screen: /
  • #13 18737434
    U1U2U3
    Level 1  
    Hi,
    I recently went through the subject of screen mirroring from smartphone to tablet (s) and tablet-tablet (Androids - Galaxy S9 + and 2 x Huawei Mediapad T5 10 '). The goal was to show children fairy tales on two screens (tablets) at the same time.
    After trying a number of freebies, the Screen Mirror by Smart Dato vGmbH (https (colon) (frontslashx2) play (dot) google (dot) com / store / apps / details? Id = com ( dot) screenmirrorapp & hl = pl).
    The pro version (for ~ 22 PLN) allows native resolution mirroring by the browser via the IP address.
    Thanks to this, after sowing local WiFi from the phone (film donor), the same image is visible on two additional tablets. Unfortunately, it jumps a bit, but it is rather the fault of the phone's processor ending performance.
    In this configuration, the sound goes via Bluetooth to the mobile speaker.
    The whole thing works smoother when using a hotspot from one tablet and screen mirroring to the other tablet. The downside of this solution is the lack of the ability to control from a smartphone, but something for something.
    Generally, the app is worthy of attention, once someone buys two tablets, it's worth to regret it.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the possibility of displaying the same content on two Lenovo TAB 2 A10-30 tablets simultaneously, specifically for showing song lyrics. Users inquire about methods to achieve this without internet access. Suggestions include using the "Cast Screen" feature, although some users report difficulties in finding this option on their devices. Alternatives like Team Viewer are mentioned, but they require an internet connection. One user shares their experience with screen mirroring apps, suggesting that local WiFi can facilitate mirroring between devices, albeit with some performance issues. The conversation highlights the need for compatible software and settings adjustments to enable effective screen sharing.
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