TV Projection – Multiple Methods of Hisense TV Projection

Hisense TV supports multiple screen projection methods, including connection through Wi Fi, wired connection, or Bluetooth. Here are some common screen projection methods:

1. Connect via Wi Fi: Connect to the same Wi Fi network on both the TV and phone, then turn on the screen mirroring function on the phone, such as Miracast or DLNA, and select the corresponding input source on the TV to screen the video on the phone.
2. Through wired connection: Use HDMI, USB, or MHL cables to connect your phone and TV, and then select the corresponding input source on the TV to project videos on your phone.
3. Connect via Bluetooth: Connect Bluetooth devices on your phone and TV, such as a Bluetooth audio receiver or Bluetooth speaker, and then select the corresponding input source on the TV to project videos on your phone.

Here are more detailed instructions and operating steps:

Connect via Wi Fi:

a. On Hisense TV, open the Wi Fi connection and ensure that it is connected to the same Wi Fi network as the phone.

b. On a mobile phone, by turning on the screen mirroring function, you can usually find options such as “wireless display”, “mirroring”, and “screen mirroring” in the settings.

c. When searching for Wi Fi devices on a mobile phone, Hisense TV will appear in the list. Select the TV name to connect.

d. Select the video or image you want to project on your phone, and then play or display it.

e. Select the corresponding input source on Hisense TV to watch content on your phone on the TV.

By wired connection:

a. Connect your phone and TV using HDMI, USB, or MHL cables. If using MHL cables, please ensure that your phone supports MHL output function.

b. Select the corresponding HDMI input source on Hisense TV, and if using a USB connection, select the USB input source.

c. Select the video or image you want to project on your phone, and then play or display it.

d. The TV screen will display the same content as the phone screen.

Connect via Bluetooth:

a. Connect Bluetooth devices on the TV, such as Bluetooth audio receivers or Bluetooth speakers.

b. Connect the same Bluetooth device on your phone.

c. Select the video or image you want to project on your phone, and then play or display it.

d. Select the corresponding input source on the TV to watch content on your phone.

It should be noted that the screen projection method may vary depending on different Hisense TV and phone models. Therefore, it is recommended to consult the relevant user manual or search for relevant support documents on the official website of Hisense TV before screen casting, in order to obtain more detailed operating steps and precautions.

When casting a screen, the following precautions should be taken:

• Hisense TV and mobile phone need to be on the same LAN. If the TV and phone are not on the same network, screen mirroring cannot be performed.
• When projecting through Wi Fi connection, it is necessary to ensure that Hisense TV and mobile phone are connected to the same Wi Fi network.
• During screen projection, there may be some connection or delay issues. These issues may be related to network speed or signal strength. You can try changing the Wi Fi channel or approaching the Wi Fi router to solve these issues.
• If using a wired connection for screen projection, it is necessary to confirm whether the connection interface between the TV and the phone is consistent. In addition, the version of the HDMI cable may also affect the screen projection effect.
• When projecting, the content on the phone screen may be stretched or deformed. Adjusting the image size or scale on TV can solve these problems.
• During screen mirroring, notifications, incoming calls, and messages on the phone may interfere with the screen mirroring effect. We suggest that you mute your phone or turn off notification reminders during screen projection.
• When casting a screen, do not operate multiple devices simultaneously to avoid network congestion and signal interference.

In short, the correct operating steps and a good network environment can ensure the effectiveness of screen projection. If you encounter problems when using Hisense TV screen projection, you can refer to the above precautions and refer to relevant user manuals or official support documents for troubleshooting and resolution.