Airplay will not connect to samsung tv｜AirPlay

When AirPlay cannot connect to a Samsung TV, there may be multiple reasons, and the following are some common solutions:

Check system version and device compatibility:

Ensure that both Apple devices and Samsung TVs are updated to the latest system versions and support AirPlay functionality.

Check if the iOS version of the Apple device is compatible with Samsung TV.

Check network connection:

Ensure that both Apple devices and Samsung TVs are connected to the same Wi Fi network and the network signal is stable.

Try reconnecting to Wi Fi or connecting through the hotspot of your mobile device to check if the connection failure is caused by network issues.

Check TV settings:

In the settings of Samsung TV, ensure that AirPlay is enabled.

Check the network settings of the TV to ensure proper connectivity.
Restart the device:

Try restarting your Apple device and Samsung TV to clear any possible cache or malfunctions.

Use other screen casting methods:

If AirPlay cannot connect, you can try using other screen mirroring methods, such as connecting the Apple device to the TV using an HDMI cable, or mirroring through protocols such as DLNA.

Update TV firmware:

Check if the firmware version of the Samsung TV is up-to-date. If not, update the TV firmware version to ensure it supports the latest screen mirroring feature.

Using third-party applications:

If Samsung TV does not support AirPlay function, you can consider using third-party applications to achieve screen mirroring. For example, BJCast can enable Samsung TVs to support AirPlay functionality.

In addition, the stability and availability of the screen casting function may also be affected by other factors, such as the distance between devices and the complexity of the network environment. Therefore, when attempting screen casting, please ensure that the device is in optimal working condition and environmental conditions.