Samsung Smart View is provided under a freeware license on Windows from media servers with no restrictions on usage. Sharing: Share content with multiple devices.Search: Find content quickly with voice or text.Playlists: Create and manage playlists.Playback: Resume playback of videos and music.Multi-Screen: Connect multiple TVs and PCs.Mirroring: Stream content from PC to Samsung TV.Media Sharing: Share media from PC to TV.Customization: Customize the Smart View UI.Content: Access streaming apps, services and more.Connections: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB support.The TV Remote Control Feature provides access to a remote control function which can access some of the controls the usual remote does, except from the PC via a wireless connection.Īll in all, whether it's sharing photos or videos from the PC to a Samsung TV, Samsung Smart View is an alternative way of controlling your television with access to a wider array of multiple from a Windows system. The video features provide you with the standard controls such as play, pause, etc.
When in photo mode, you're able to control slideshow settings. A list of televisions will automatically be listed where you can select which one to connect to. The wizard-like interface of the application gives you the option of connecting your TV and PC together when they are connected to the same wireless WiFi network. In essence, you can use it to control the streaming and display of videos, music and photos to your Samsung Smart TV. The official Samsung Smart View application for Windows is the version which allows you to control your television with your PC. Windows support dates are documented on the Product Lifecycle page and may require an Extended Security Update (ESU) license, if available, to receive operating system security updates beyond its End of Support date.Stream multimedia content from Samsung devices directly to a supported Smart TV including videos, pictures and audio content. Additionally, Microsoft will provide a minimum of one year notice prior to end of support for IE mode. Microsoft is committed to supporting Internet Explorer mode in Microsoft Edge through at least 2029, on supported operating systems. I found the info, will leave this for reference
" Note: The retired, out-of-support Internet Explorer 11 desktop application will be permanently disabled on certain versions of Windows 10 as part of the February 2023 Windows security update ("B" release) scheduled for February 14, 2023. Its hard to tell from the FAQ but does anybody if this will remove enough of IE that it will break IE compatibility mode in Edge permanently? New info had just been updated on November 8th. My place of employment uses IE compatibility mode in Edge for dozens of sites.
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