I am using a HDMI to USB-C cable that I use for my laptop. Is it possible to connect a Pixel 6 Pro this way? Is there a setting or app I need to use to get this working?

    GI1 I believe no Pixel before the 8 supports DisplayPort (thus HDMI) over USB-C. This could be confirmed via hardware specifications on Google's web pages.

    GI1
    you need a displaylink hub for pixels before the 8

    • de0u replied to this.

      Skyway you need a displaylink hub for pixels before the 8

      Is a driver needed? If so, which permissions are required?

        de0u
        You will need the displaylink presentor app only downside. But doesn't need network to mirrior .

        I've read many positive testimonials about the quality of Plugable hubs. Two more brands to consider for a hub that has the DisplayLink chipset: Targus and Tripp Lite

        Targus

        https://us.targus.com/collections/docking-stations

        Tripp Lite

        Docks, Hubs & Multiport Adapters > Docking Stations
        https://tripplite.eaton.com/products/docks-hubs-adapters-docking-stations~308-1192

        Docks, Hubs & Multiport Adapters > Multiport Adapters
        https://tripplite.eaton.com/products/docks-hubs-adapters-multiport~308-1194

        At the time, there was very little documentation by the dev about the DisplayLink app. Personally, I set up a separate profile in GrapheneOS for it and downloaded it through Aurora Store.

        Out of several open source video player apps (VLC, mpv, just player, next player), VLC at the time was the one with an option "casting" that would display the video correctly on the television while using it with this setup.

        GI1 I am using a HDMI to USB-C cable that I use for my laptop. Is it possible to connect a Pixel 6 Pro this way?

        No, only Pixel 8 series (and, probably, future models) will work with display out. You could probably use some kind of wireless casting app, but you can't use USB-C to HDMI or DP with the Pixel 6 series.