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I have an Android phone capable of Miracast streaming and also Wi-Fi Direct, and a Wi-Fi capable laptop, currently running Windows 8.1 Pro and regularly reaching download speeds of 15 MB/s over BitTorrent and Steam - seems pretty capable of handling streaming.

Is there any way for my Windows laptop to function as a Miracast receiver?
I don't mind having to install Linux for this if needed.

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  • What service are you getting 15MB/s torrent speeds with? We frequently get 2.8MB/s, and I thought that was fast. What are you getting for ping, down and upload at speed at speediest.net? – Billy McCloskey Jan 05 '14 at 15:38
  • 120 Mbps on wireless and wired. Pings of ~30 to the nearest server. Why are you surprised? I have friends with even better connections. 200 Mbps, 25 MB/s regularly, and pings which are extremely low even to much farther targets. I was outlining the capability of my laptop's networking card, not my internet connection. – Vercas Jan 05 '14 at 16:18

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You can see airserver. I don't try it myself yet, but it's best way what I can find.

Also for streaming screen from mobile device to PC you can use TeamViewer.