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MacBook Pro 13" Retina (2014) install Windows 8.1 by BootCamp,
Can't connect by Miracast device (ex. Actiontech ScreenBeam Pro WiDi).
Wireless Driver (Broadcom 802.11ac adapter) updated to 2014/7/25 6.34.223.1.
Is it possible to support Miracast ? How to?
Thank you.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, Windows 8, Broadcom 802.11ac Netword Adapter
Perfectly possible, however there is a trick needed the apple drivers provided for the broadcom ac wifi adapter do not work if you go to station drivers and download the latest broadcom wifi drivers you will see it will work perfectly. Shame on you apple for providing crippled drivers 🙂 http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=352&func=f ileinfo&id=1587
I can now perfectly use my miracast (widi) microsoft wireless display and my beloved macbook pro 13 2014 retina.
Perfectly possible, however there is a trick needed the apple drivers provided for the broadcom ac wifi adapter do not work if you go to station drivers and download the latest broadcom wifi drivers you will see it will work perfectly. Shame on you apple for providing crippled drivers 🙂 http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=352&func=f ileinfo&id=1587
I can now perfectly use my miracast (widi) microsoft wireless display and my beloved macbook pro 13 2014 retina.
Macbook Pro 2013 with bootcamp running Windows 10. Updated the driver as suggested. Connected a ScreenBeam HD Wireless Display Receiver to the TV. The SB device is detected and both the TV and the Macbook show the attempt to connect but the connection fails after trying for about 30 sec. I would appreciate any suggestions.
Have you had any luck with this since your post? I started to look into this recently and the more I read the more I am discouraged and perhaps thinking about purchasing a secondary Windows laptop...
MacBook Pro 13" Retina (2014) support Miracast
