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The original poster seeks a wireless solution to connect their LG Blu-ray player to their large LG TV without using a physical HDMI cable, and questions whether Miracast can facilitate this. Respondents clarify that HDMI is a wired standard and suggest checking the TV manual for Miracast support, which the original poster confirms is enabled on their TV. The discussion concludes with the poster expressing a preference for fixed HDMI ports but notes the inconvenience of physically repositioning the TV.

NettleWarbler

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Looking at an earlier thread on the forum . I have a blu-ray player and large flat screen tv , both make are LG .I bought both in Dec last year ,the person who delivered them set them up . There is a HDMI cable in the blu-ray player , the tv is 60 inche,s .So i don't want to start messing with the port,s on the back . Is there any way of makig it wireless , or will i get an HDMI 3 way cable spliter from the like,s of amazon . Thank you .
 

Neemobeer

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HDMI is a cable standard. Wireless display is something different altogether. You'll have to look at the TV manual to see if it supports miracast
 

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The tv manual is built in with the tv , on one of the setting,s the connection is wireless which it's on now . Will miracast work with that .
 

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Still once more to lift the tv off the wall , I would have preferred the HDMI fixtures down the side .