I know that Miracast(peer-to-peer wireless screencasting standard) uses wifi-direct and Mirrorlink doesn't.
Miracast applies to an any two devices(having wifi-direct) where as Mirrorlink applies to car infotainment devices and mobile.
Other then the above mentioned are there any other difference I should know?
MirrorLink allows you to use a supporting head unit as a remote terminal for supporting phones. It provides framebuffer replication (like Miracast), but it also provides control events, application selection support (via UPnP), bi-directional audio, and bi-directional data exchange. You can run MirrorLink over WiFi if the devices support, but most devices use USB connectivity.
With Mirrorlink, you can control your phone by touching on sink's screen. Miracast just mirror, you can't do anything else
