iPhone images to television?

Is there any way to display my iPhone images on my television?

still and motion?

my television has an HDMI port and a coaxial port

I have a Roku device, an Amazon Fire stick, and a Sony blu-ray that is
also a smart tv device.


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In article , dale
wrote:

Is there any way to display my iPhone images on my television?

several.

still and motion?

colour and monochrome too.

my television has an HDMI port and a coaxial port

get a lightning-hdmi adapter.

I have a Roku device, an Amazon Fire stick, and a Sony blu-ray that is
also a smart tv device.

roku supports airplay, firestick has an app and the blu-ray player is
not going to help at all.

On 2020-12-15 02:11:56 +0000, dale said:

Is there any way to display my iPhone images on my television?

still and motion?

my television has an HDMI port and a coaxial port

I have a Roku device, an Amazon Fire stick, and a Sony blu-ray that is
also a smart tv device.

Depends on how "smart" those Smart devices are.

The easiest way is via an Apple TV set-top box, but that's not on your
list of devices.


If any of them support AirPlay you can stream videos and mirror the
iPhone's display to a TV (the TV itself or via a set-top box):

Use AirPlay to stream video or mirror your device's screen
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204289


If the smart TV / set-top box uses Android, then there's probably an
app (some free, some pay-for) you can install on both devices to get
them talking to each other. For example:

Best Ways to Mirror iPhone to TV without Apple TV
https://letsview.com/mirror-iphone-to-tv-without-apple-tv.html

Depending on the make and model of smart TV / set-top box, there may be
an app for it even if it isn't running Android.


Or you can use a Lightning Digital AV Adapter plugged into the iPhone
along with a normal HDMI cable. See option 1 at:

How to connect your iPhone to your TV
https://www.allconnect.com/blog/how-to-connect-your-iphone-to-your-tv

It's doubtful, but some TV's (smart or otherwise) *may* also work if
you plug the iPhone in directly using a Lightning - USB adaptor.

On Mon, 14 Dec 2020 21:24:54 -0500, nospam
wrote:

In article , dale
wrote:

Is there any way to display my iPhone images on my television?

several.

still and motion?

colour and monochrome too.

my television has an HDMI port and a coaxial port

get a lightning-hdmi adapter.

I have a Roku device, an Amazon Fire stick, and a Sony blu-ray that is
also a smart tv device.

roku supports airplay, firestick has an app and the blu-ray player is
not going to help at all.

Can't you pair the phone to the TV and blue-tooth across?

On 12/15/2020 3:34 AM, Chris wrote:
dale wrote:
Is there any way to display my iPhone images on my television?

still and motion?

my television has an HDMI port and a coaxial port

I have a Roku device, an Amazon Fire stick, and a Sony blu-ray that is
also a smart tv device.

What's your TV?


Phillips

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On 15 Dec 2020 at 12:31:59 GMT, "dale" wrote:

On 12/15/2020 3:34 AM, Chris wrote:
dale wrote:
Is there any way to display my iPhone images on my television?

still and motion?

my television has an HDMI port and a coaxial port

I have a Roku device, an Amazon Fire stick, and a Sony blu-ray that is
also a smart tv device.

What's your TV?


Phillips

Model number? To help, I'd need to know what features the TV has.

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In article , Your Name
wrote:

Depends on how "smart" those Smart devices are.

no it doesn't.

The easiest way is via an Apple TV set-top box, but that's not on your
list of devices.

nope. the easiest way is an hdmi cable, and his list of devices *did*
include an airplay compatible device.

rest of crap snipped. you do not own any of the relevant items.

In article , Peter Jason
wrote:


Can't you pair the phone to the TV and blue-tooth across?

no.

In article , RJH
wrote:

What's your TV?


Phillips

Model number? To help, I'd need to know what features the TV has.

that doesn't matter.

In message nospam wrote:
In article , Your Name
wrote:

Depends on how "smart" those Smart devices are.

no it doesn't.

The easiest way is via an Apple TV set-top box, but that's not on your
list of devices.

nope. the easiest way is an hdmi cable, and his list of devices *did*
include an airplay compatible device.

Depends on the model of Roku. Not all of them get updated to support
Airplay 2.

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