We suggest testing both methods out to see which works best for your internet connection before settling in for a movie marathon. If you have a smart TV with built-in iPhone support, it should already have AirPlay which we mentioned earlier. So get connected, stream that content to the big screen, and kick back to enjoy the show! Yes, you can. Just use AirPlay to connect to your Apple TV or other streaming device and show off your puppy pics and Insta-worthy selfies on the big screen.
SVG Icons. How do I cast my iPhone to my TV with an app? Connect the other end to the adapter. Plug the adapter into the Lightning port on your iOS device.
If you need to charge your device while using it, plug one end of a Lightning to USB or Dock Connector to USB cord into the second port on the adapter and plug the other end into a power source. How to use screen mirroring on iPhone with Apple TV. Open Control Center on your iOS device. On iPad or any iPhone other than the iPhone X, do this by swiping up from the bottom of the screen. On iPhone X, swipe down from the right of the notch.
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