Most of the latest Android TV models are equipped with AirPlay support. You can enable the AirPlay option in the Apple AirPlay and HomeKit settings of your Android TV. By enabling AirPlay, you can easily screen share any media content from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac to Android TV.
Before mirroring the content, connect the Apple device (iPhone, iPad, or Mac) and Android TV to the same WiFi. If you use an older Android TV model and can’t find the AirPlay option, use the Lightning Digital AV adapter to mirror the iOS screen on Android TV.
How to Turn On AirPlay on Android TV
To AirPlay content from iPhone, iPad, or Mac, you must enable AirPlay on Android TV.
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#1. Turn On your Android TV, and navigate to the Settings menu.
#2. Click on Apple AirPlay and HomeKit settings.
#3. Choose the AirPlay option and turn it On.
How to AirPlay Media Content on Android TV from iPhone / iPad
To AirPlay content from iPhone or iPad, connect the iOS device and your TV to the same WiFi. You can use the below steps to cast media files like photos, videos, documents, audio, etc.
#1. Initially, enable the AirPlay option on your TV.
#2. Launch any AirPlay-supported app on your iPhone or iPad and play any content.
#3. To cast the content, locate and click the AirPlay icon.
#4. Select your Android TV from the pop-up menu.
#5. Now, the content will appear on your Android TV.
Mirror iPhone / iPad Screen on Android TV
#1. To cast the entire screen of the iPhone or iPad, navigate to the Control Panel.
#2. Look for the option Screen Mirroring and click it.
#3. Then, tap your Android TV to mirror the entire screen of your iPhone or iPad.
How to AirPlay Media Files to Android TV from Mac
#1. Power On your Mac and connect it to the WiFi same as your Android TV.
#2. Tap the Control Center icon at the top.
#3. Select the Screen Mirroring option from the menu.
#4. Click the name of your Android TV from the devices list.
#5. Now, the Mac screen will be mirrored on your Android TV.
How to Mirror iPhone Screen to Android TV Without WiFi
If you are using an older model Android TV, which doesn’t support the AirPlay function. Refer to the below steps to mirror the iOS screen.
#1. Connect one end of the HDMI cable to your Android TV and the other end to the Lightning Digital AV Adapter.
#2. Connect the USB cable of the adapter to your iPhone.
#3. Once connected, the iPhone screen will appear on your Android TV.
#4. Now, play any content on the iPhone and stream it on your Android TV.
How to Fix AirPlay Not Working on Android TV
Sometimes, you only see a black screen when you mirror the iOS or Mac screen to Android TV. If you can’t AirPlay to your TV, refer to the below fixes.
- Improper WiFi connection.
- Outdated iOS or macOS version.
- Temporary malfunctions.
- AirPlay option turned Off on your TV.
- Incorrect AirPlay code.
- Connect the Android TV and iPhone/iPad/Mac to the same WiFi.
- Update iPhone, iPad, or Mac to the latest version. Then, update the Android TV OS to the latest version.
- Reboot your casting device (iOS or Mac).
- Enable the AirPlay option on your TV.
- Restart your Android TV.
- Enter the correct AirPlay code.
Other AirPlay Guides:
- How to Enable AirPlay on Philips Smart TV
- How to Enable and Use AirPlay on Samsung Smart TV
- How to Use AirPlay on LG Smart TV
Frequently Asked Questions
No, Not all Android TVs are AirPlay compatible. If your TV doesn’t support AirPlay, use the Lightning Digital AV Adapter to mirror your iOS device.
Yes. You can AirPlay any content from the iPad to your TV.
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