Surface Duo version 2308.12 released: restores Miracast function and supports wireless screencasting

Developer Gustave Monce today announced the latest progress of the DuoWoA project, which focuses on the first-generation Surface Duo mobile phone and released the 2308.12 driver update

According to Monce’s tweet, this update The main purpose is to fix various crash problems that occurred in the latest Windows update for the original Surface Duo phone. These problems may affect the user experience, so this driver update is highly anticipated

In addition to fixing the crash problem, this driver update also brings the restoration of Miracast functionality to Surface Duo users. It is understood that Miracast is a wireless display standard developed by the Wi-Fi Alliance in 2012. It uses Wi-Fi direct connection technology to enable consumer electronics products that support the standard to share video images wirelessly. Therefore, after installing this driver update, Surface Duo users will be able to easily use the Miracast screen casting function again

Monce also pointed out that the first-generation Surface Duo installed this driver Finally, Miracast can be used to connect three screens, including two screens on Surface Duo and an external monitor, which will provide users with more flexible and diverse ways of use, making it more convenient for work and entertainment.

A highlight of this update is the "second screen only" prompt in the screen casting window. Once this option is enabled, the two screens on Surface Duo will be turned off and the content will only be displayed on the external screen. This will give users a more focused screen casting experience, especially when demonstrating, displaying or sharing content with others, and can effectively avoid unnecessary interruptions

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