The Android Transporter for the Raspberry Pi

website: esrlabs.com / twitter: @esrlabs
The Android Transporter allows you to easily share and display content wirelessly via a Apple Airplay like technology.
With our latest version we support the Raspberry Pi which allows you to easily share the display content of your smartphone or tablet wirelessly with a television set or a beamer. Just watch the amazing demo video.

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[esrlabs]

Optimizing LAG is the biggest challenge. Depending on the device between 80ms and 200ms.

Our goal is to get significantly under 100ms.

[gaijintendo]

I assume this isn't streaming audio? Simply the "Screen Content" - yes?

[esrlabs]

audio streaming is in development. stay tuned !

[edwin vega]

this would work on a non nfc device?

[esrlabs]

no. the android transporter for the RasPi does not require nfc.

[iggy23]

awesome. would like this integrated into RaspXBMC somehow, then it would be perfect

[Aderbal Nunes]

I have a RPI, and a Wi-Fi dongle, which needs to be installed / configured?

[Brandon Pearse]

Uhh ok, thats great and all. But not all devices support MHL. Nexus 7 for example. And this allows for wireless streaming.

[Nando85ec]

I have a samsung s3 and a media hub minix neo x5... it would be very convenient to mirror the phone into the media hub without the need of cables... it it possible to use the app or software you are using?

[MTLbigJ]

i don't mean to burst your bubble, and I have both a raspberry and an android phone, but you can get an MHL adapter for much cheaper than this set up :/

[johnnyxzander]

i put a video of how to do it, check it out, its for the nexus 7 and i used multirom

[johnnyxzander]

i uploaded a video of it, but you could search for the android transporter rom.

[johnnyxzander]

yup, i uploaded a video of it working with vlc player and the nexus 7

[droldg]

is it only on nexus 4?

[agustincorona1]

if i dont have a raspi can i use a mac or a windows pc?