Moto X Mirroring to Monitor/TV

[lanzfernandez]

Hi guys, First time android user here. I'm loving it. I love the freedom.

Pls help me. How can I mirror my Moto X to TV/monitor with wires like AV cable or HDMI cable?
Not using Miracast.

Thank you...

-Lanz

 

[lanzfernandez]

guys please help

 

[snoking]

"You Can Sync It To Your TV

Google just came out with its Chromecast TV streaming device that lets you stream Netflix, YouTube or Google Play from your phone to your TV through a HDMI dongle. The Moto X can do something similar with a “Wireless Display” feature that enables you to put whatever is on your phone on your TV screen.

The only hitch with the Moto X Wireless Display is that it only works on a wireless connection standard called “Miracast” that some newer smart televisions have built in (or you can buy a dongle to plug into your TV to enable it). Chromecast does not support Miracast, so you cannot use the Moto X Wireless Display feature with Google’s popular new dongle (though you can still use the Chromecast app and connect through Wi-Fi like you can do with any other Android smartphone or iPhone). "

Source: 10 Things You Need To Know About The Moto X Smartphone – ReadWrite

Chris

 

[lanzfernandez]

Thank you Chris.
The thing I will really use it for is to connect to my car monitor that only have AV input (red: audio, white: audio, yellow: video).
I google it and high end Samsung can connect from microUSB to AV input using an adaptor (MHL Micro USB to AV Composite Video Adapter Cable for Samsung Galaxy S2 | eBay).
Is there an equivalent for Moto X or is this compatible?

-Lanz

 

[TechTinker]

Thank you Chris.
The thing I will really use it for is to connect to my car monitor that only have AV input (red: audio, white: audio, yellow: video).
I google it and high end Samsung can connect from microUSB to AV input using an adaptor (MHL Micro USB to AV Composite Video Adapter Cable for Samsung Galaxy S2 | eBay).
Is there an equivalent for Moto X or is this compatible?

-Lanz

The Moto X for whatever reason does not include MHL Support. So Miracast and Chomecast.