Paradigm Subwoofer Control vs Miracast ™ﾠ

The Paradigm Subwoofer Control App uses a Bluetooth connection to simplify setup and configuration of compatible MartinLogan subwoofers. App based controls include volume level, low-pass filter (frequency and order), phase, deep bass level, three preset listening modes, and control of Anthem Room Correction. A unique tone sweep feature assists users in locating areas in listening rooms where troublesome rattles or resonances may occur. A single press of a button allows listeners to initiate a tone sweep from 20–120Hz. If a rattle or resonance occurs in the room any frequency can be held, allowing the listener to investigate and identify the source of the unwanted noise. Supported Devices: • Paradigm Defiance V10 • Paradigm Defiance V12 • Paradigm Defiance X10 • Paradigm Defiance X12 • Paradigm Defiance X15

MiraSmart helps you bring content from your iPhone to a big screen faster: screen mirroring, streaming photos/videos/music/documents, opening a web cast browser, and controlling your TV directly from your phone. The app focuses on the user experience within the same Wi-Fi network. You can scan for available devices, select a TV, check the connection status, and start casting from a clean interface. Key features: - Screen Mirroring: mirror your iPhone screen via system broadcast. - Media Casting: send photos, videos, music, and documents from your device to a big screen. - Web Cast Browser: browse the web within the app and send compatible web content to your TV when streaming is supported. - TV Remote: basic controls such as navigation, volume, search, keyboard, and playback. - Device Discovery: find and select devices on the same Wi-Fi network. - Playback Controls: play, pause, stop, and synchronize the state when the casting session supports it. MiraSmart is suitable when you want to view family photos, stream local videos, perform quick slideshows, or control your TV without switching between multiple individual apps. Note: Your iPhone and TV/receiving device need to be on the same Wi-Fi network. Some web content, DRM-enabled content, or third-party services may not support streaming to external devices.