Not possible. However, I recently found a post here that managed to get it working by using a capture card. Here is how I think it would work: Plug in the hdmi from pc to the capture card. plug in the capture cardā€™s usb to the tablet. You may need to use an adapter if itā€™s not usb c. Here is a capture card I found.
Open the Android device settings and go to Connections > Mobile Hotspot and Tethering. Enable the USB Tethering option. If you don't see that option, or the hotspot and tethering section, your With a Sony A6300 and othef Axxx you can do it wireless with a app on your phone or even on a bigger tablet. Android or iPad works like a charm. Because USB supposedly has monitor functions Scroll down and enable USB debugging. 2. Connect the Fire HD tablet to your computer. The next step is to connect the Fire HD tablet to your computer using a USB cable. On the tablet, you will get a notification to allow USB debugging and trust the computer. Thick the box Always allow from the computer and tap ok. As with the VNC method, youā€™ll need a VNC client app on your Android tablet. Connect to your Ubuntu machineā€™s IP address, and you should see a dual-monitor setup. Using a Third-Party Tool. If you prefer a simpler solution, there are third-party tools, such as iDisplay, that allow you to use your Android tablet as a secondary display. These

Turn on scrcpy and from there you should be able to see the dead phone on the new phone. It's not as simple as that. Your phone must use USB3 with MHL support, which only a handful of modern flagships support it. Even if your phone support it, the tablet itself need to support HDMI input mode, I think Galaxy Tab s7 and later only support it on

Setup & Install. Download the Spacedesk app for iOS or Android (or really any HTML5 compatible device) Install the Spacedesk server on your PC that you use for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. Let the server recognise the device, and you should now have a 2nd display for which you can pop-out the in-game windows and view them constantly.

Step 7: Software and Connectivity. Now for a note on software. First off, you may not be able to use USB Audio, it's very software-specific. If you're using an Android device, it's software version 5.0 (Lollipop) and above comes with USB Audio native. Can't scale UI It felt kinda small. Plus the abysmal lag with mouse. If you only wanna watch videos/look at still images/documents (with a decent font size) then it's good as a second monitor. Can't say much about using it as a drawing tablet. You would be better off using native android drawing apps rather than using second screen. 8NCNi.
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