How to Activate AirPlay on My Smart TV

To stream or share media from your Apple devices to your Mac, Apple TV, or smart TV that supports AirPlay, use AirPlay.

Your iPhone or iPad may automatically or suggestively connect to AirPlay-enabled devices based on your AirPlay & Handoff settings.

Modifying AirPlay & Handoff Configurations

On your iPad or iPhone running the most recent version of iOS, navigate to Settings.
Press General.
Select AirPlay & Handoff and then AirPlay Automatically.

Verify that all of your AirPlay-capable devices are turned on and placed close to one another.
Verify that the gadgets are connected to the same Wi-Fi network and have the most recent software installed.
Restart the gadgets you intend to utilize for screen mirroring or AirPlay.
Make sure Home Settings aren’t preventing AirPlay from streaming media to a device you configured in the Home app before attempting to do so.
Check your Apple TV access restrictions if you’re prompted for a password on the device.
Use Siri on your device or your device itself to resume playing music if it ends abruptly.
Make sure the volume is up and not muted on both your iOS device and your television or receiver if you are having trouble hearing sound when streaming video from your Mac or iOS device to your Apple TV.

Customers of Samsung Smart TVs and Smart Monitors can stream videos, images, music, podcasts, and more from Apple devices with AirPlay 2.

Only a select few Samsung TVs and monitors manufactured after 2018 have the AirPlay capability.

To find out which gadgets support AirPlay 2, look at this list.

In the settings menu, you can also verify if your device is compatible.

You can effortlessly stream images and videos that you’ve taken on your device to your Samsung TV by using AirPlay 2.

Playing your favorite music on your TV or monitor speakers is simple once your Samsung and Apple devices are linked to the same Wi-Fi network.

The options available to you are as follows: