
Once you've met all of these prerequisites, you can start casting.

Make sure your TV isn't an Apple TV – the method to cast on an Apple TV is different from that of other smart TVs, and this guide won't be completely applicable to an Apple TV. (Android devices have different wireless display menus.) 1. Update your TV's and computer's drivers to make sure they are the most recent version.ĥ. Here's how to broadcast your screen from the sending device, if it's a Windows 10 computer. You can check this using the Connect app, which can be found under the Start menu on your Windows 10 computer.Ĥ. Make sure that your smart TV and your computer both support Miracast. Both your smart TV and your computer should have Bluetooth enabled.ģ. (The only exception is if you're using an HDMI cable to project your desktop – more on that later.)Ģ.

Your smart TV must also be connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your computer. With new Mirroring360 Pro, you can also broadcast your computer screen to up to 40 participants and they can view on their devices with a simple web link. Your television must be a smart TV and have its Wi-Fi capabilities turned on in order to successfully cast your computer screen to your TV. Use Mirroring360 TM to wirelessly mirror & record your Chromebook, iPad, iPhone, Android, Windows, and Mac screens to your PC or Mac without the need for hardware or cables.

What you'll need to do before casting a Windows desktop to a TVīefore you begin casting, a few requirements must be met for the process to work.ġ.
