1: Use Smart View for Quick Wireless Mirroring. The easiest way to mirror your Galaxy S10 screen is with Smart View. This built-in Samsung feature lets you wirelessly cast your display via Wi-Fi
Good to know, but staggeringly difficult for the average Joe. As highlighted by SamMobile, the One UI 6 beta – Samsung’s Android 14 update – brings support for screen mirroring to Chromecast
You can stream videos using third-party casting devices such as Chromecast or Amazon Firestick if you don’t have a smart TV. Only the video or movie will be displayed on the screen, and overall control will be on your phone. 3 WAYS TO CAST TO A TV. Samsung is a well-known brand in the television industry.
Smart View Not Working on Samsung TV. Smart View Requirements: Required Galaxy phones and tablets running Android 4.3 or above. The same Wi-Fi network is required. Latest software updates. While connecting, allow permissions on your TV. Smart View is a great way to connect your smartphone or tablet to your Samsung smart TV. AirPlay 2 works with more devices including smart TVs from Samsung, LG and Sony plus smart speakers such as Google Nest Hub Max and Amazon Echo. (If you're using an AirPlay 2 compatible device, it Subject line is the TL;DR. Hopefully of use to someone else. I've got a Samsung (Smart) TV connected to a 2nd Generation Chromecast and HDMI-CEC/Anynet+ was working fine turning on the screen when it needed to. I was futzing around with the antenna for picking up local stations an In comparison, Mircast can be accessed by simply clicking the Smart View quick setting toggle. But Samsung has now added a hidden menu that makes Google Cast as easy to access as Smart View. Recently released Galaxy phones and tablets (running One UI 5.1) have a hidden Labs section (via Android Police) in Smart View. This hidden menu has a SOY1sQh.