This is a restriction chosen by Netflix and others, so we cannot fix it at the moment. When you try to mirror them, you will just see a black screen on your TV, for example with Netflix and Disney+. * For support or feedback, please contact us via e-mail to Black screen issues: Some third party apps prevent screen mirroring. Please use Bluetooth speakers as a workaround. * Sound is not yet support yet, but we are working on it. * You don't need a companion App on your TV or receiving device * Latency is supreme (0 seconds) when you have good wifi network conditions Please do not use VPN, Proxy, VLANS and Subnets. * Your Mac and your web browser device must be connected to the same wifi. Samsung TV, LG TV, Panasonic TV, Hisense TV, Philips TV, Hitachi TV, Grundig TV, TCL TV
* Supported devices: Any device with an integrated Web Browser, e.g. Share your photos, videos, games, websites, apps, presentations and documents with your friends and family, even to remote places. This is the easiest and most powerful screen sharing tool. Screen Mirroring over DLS / Cable / Internet is supported by Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge and the newest Smart TVs. The Screen Mirroring App can connect to any Web Browser and cast your screen with zero delay in HD quality. Share your screen on a Smart TV, Mac, PC, Laptop, Gaming Console, Smartphone or Tablet.
To successfully use AirPlay to Mac, you need to be using these devices: MacBook Pro (2018 and later) MacBook Air (2018 and later) iMac (2019 and later) iMac Pro 92017) Mac mini (2020 and later) Mac Pro (2019) iPhone 7 and later iPad Pro (2nd gen and later) iPad Air (3rd gen and later) iPad (6th and later) and/or iPad mini (5th gen and later).Mirror your Mac screen to any device in your local Wifi or remote via Internet. And it’s necessary if you don’t have access to Wi-Fi. A wired connection is helpful when you want to ensure that there’s no latency. Or you can use your Mac as a secondary speaker for multiroom audio.ĪirPlay works both wirelessly and wired using USB. You can stream videos, images, music, and other forms of media from one Apple device to another compatible device. This means, for instance, you can play music or podcasts from an iOS or iPadOS device on your Mac. The Mac’s sound system can also be used as an AirPlay speaker. With macOS Monterey’s AirPlay to Mac feature, you can play, present, and share data from your iPhone and iPad onto your Mac’s screen.