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8 HTC Media Link HD If you are streaming content from the Web, the following Internet connection speeds are recommended: ƒƒ 8 Mbps - Full HD 1080p ƒƒ 6 Mbps - HD 720p ƒƒ 2 Mbps - Standard Definition While you're sharing While you're sharing your content on TV, here's what you'll experience: ƒƒ HTC Media Link HD gives you dual-screen display when you're: - Viewing video in Gallery - Playing music in the HTC Music app - Watching a trailer, purchased movie, or rented show in HTC Watch While you're playing media on the big screen, you can multitask and do other things such as take calls, browse the Web, or send email. Note Some non-HTC apps may support dual-screen display. ƒƒ When you're sharing content from an app that doesn't support dual-screen display (for example, when sharing a YouTube video), you'll see the following screen (or a still image of the video) on your phone as media is playing on your TV: ƒƒ Project what's on your phone screen to your TV. (Some phones may not support this.)

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HTC Media Link HD
If you are streaming content from the Web, the following
Internet connection speeds are recommended:
±
8 Mbps — Full HD 1080p
±
6 Mbps — HD 720p
±
2 Mbps — Standard Definition
While you’re sharing
While you’re sharing your content on TV, here’s what
you’ll experience:
±
HTC Media Link HD gives you dual-screen display
when you’re:
– Viewing video in Gallery
– Playing music in the HTC Music app
– Watching a trailer, purchased movie, or rented
show in HTC Watch
While you’re playing media on the big screen, you
can multitask and do other things such as take calls,
browse the Web, or send email.
Note
Some non-HTC apps may support dual-screen
display.
±
When you’re sharing content from an app that
doesn’t support dual-screen display (for example,
when sharing a YouTube video), you’ll see the
following screen (or a still image of the video) on
your phone as media is playing on your TV:
±
Project what’s on your phone screen to your TV.
(Some phones may not support this.)