Select your HDMI device from the "Playback through this device" list.Click on the " Listen to this device" checkbox.Double click on the new device to open the Properties window.Right click on the new device and click " Set as Default Device".Right click on the new device and click " Enable".A recording device called " Wave Out Mix", "Mono Mix" or "Stereo Mix" should appear.
Go to the "Recording" tab, right-click and enable "Show Disabled Devices".Select Speakers as the default playback device.Press Start, type Sound into the search space and select same from the list.Try the below steps and check if they helps. The following solution, I accidently found during a Google search, is posted below so that other people could benefit from: I had the same kind problem using Roku Miracast, which indicates video working fine onto TV, but audio not working with static noise. That being said, if you've otherwise configured your TCL Roku TV as I outlined above, then:ġ) Try connecting the TCL via wired or to a 5Ghz SSID - there is a known RokuOS bug (in recent builds of 9.3.0) when Roku streamers are connecting to 2.4Ghz SSIDs that prevent Miracast (and other) connections with more recent Android/OneUI/SmartView device (phone/tablet/etc) versions (older Android/OneUI/SmartView versions work fine however).Ģ) If your wireless gateway/router/modem/device doesnt have separate 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz SSIDs, configure it so it does (so that you have more control and allowing you the above recommended configuration).ģ) If your wireless gateway/router/modem/device only has 2.4Ghz frequency range, consider upgrading/replacing it with a dual-band (both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz) one (soon triple band will become available).Ĥ) Report the Miracasting issue to both TCL and Roku (and to your phone/device manufacturer too):
Samsung phone screen appears on Roku TV screen as well) are two different technologies/protocols/processes. NetFlix on Phone controls NF on Roku) and Screen Mirroring/Sharing (device screen appears on other device screen e.g. "Casting" (device app controls other device app e.g.
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