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In short, android emulator is designed to test apps, not to act to replace a real android device.
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Many thanks, this out of my range so I will leave it alone.
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Hi, I bought the AMIDuOS program (an Android emulator) &nbsp;for my Samsung computer, installed several apps and they work fine. &nbsp;Problem I'm having is that the Casting function is not working. &nbsp;I have a Chromecast device two feet away from the computer and when I use my finger to scroll down from the top, (like you would on a Tablet), the drop down menu says it's connected via Duos WiFi and under that there is a list of all the networks in the area. &nbsp;The two TV's show up, I select the one I want and nothing happens on the screen. &nbsp;If I get out of the program and open the Google browser, select cast and immediately I see my computer screen. &nbsp; So what am I missing? Thanks
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Hi, I bought the AMIDuOS program (an Android emulator)  for my Samsung computer, installed several apps and they work fine.  Problem I'm having is that the Casting function is not working.  I have a Chromecast device two feet away from the computer and when I use my finger to scroll down from the top, (like you would on a Tablet), the drop down menu says it's connected via Duos WiFi and under that there is a list of all the networks in the area.  The two TV's show up, I select the one I want and nothing happens on the screen.  If I get out of the program and open the Google browser, select cast and immediately I see my computer screen.   So what am I missing? Thanks

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