Screen Mirroring | Smart TV 1.6.1

Screen Mirroring is a technology that allows you to share your device's screen on a Smart TV without the need for cables.

To set up Screen Mirroring, both your Smart TV and your mobile device must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Then, access the screen mirroring option on your device, select your Smart TV, and follow the prompts to connect.

While some latency may occur depending on theWi-Fi connection and the devices used, modern Smart TVs and mobile devices typically minimize lag during mirroring.

Screen Mirroring generally works with most smartphones, tablets, and laptops that support it, as well as Smart TVs from various manufacturers.

Yes, you can use Screen Mirroring to stream videos from various apps to your Smart TV. However, some apps may restrict mirroring due to copyright limitations.

While many devices have built-in screen mirroring capabilities, certain third-party apps can enhance functionality or add features. Check your device's app store for available options.

If your device does not support Screen Mirroring, consider using an HDMI adapter or streaming device (like Chromecast or Roku) that allow you to connect wirelessly.

Typically, most Smart TVs only allow one device to mirror at a time. However, some advanced models may offer split-screen or multi-device options.

Screen Mirroring is relatively secure if both devices are connected to a private Wi-Fi network. Always ensure that no unwanted devices can connect to your network.

If your connection drops frequently during screen mirroring, try reducing the distance between devices, restarting your Wi-Fi router, or ensuring no other heavy bandwidth activities are occurring simultaneously.