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This wikiHow teaches you how to project the screen of your Samsung Galaxy device onto an HDTV (High Quality Picture Display).
Steps
Projected with Samsung Galaxy S5/S6
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Turn on the HDTV. To project your Samsung Galaxy screen, you need a Samsung smart TV or a Samsung All-Share Cast hub.
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Switch the corresponding TV input. Depending on the type of TV you have, the process will vary: [1] X Research Source
- For smart TVs, select “Screen Mirroring” using the remote control’s Source button.
- With the All-Share hub, you need to change the TV input to the one using the HDMI All-Share cable (eg Video 6).
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Unlock Samsung Galaxy. If a passcode is required, you need to enter it to unlock the device.
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Swipe down from the top of the screen with two fingers.
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Click Edit in the upper right corner of the screen.
- This may be the pencil icon on some phones.
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Select Screen Mirroring . You may need to swipe left or right to find this option.
- On some phones, this option may be called Smart View .
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Select the name of the projection device. For example, you can tap the TV name here.
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Select Connect using PIN . If you are connecting to a Samsung smart TV without using the All-Share hub, the S6 will automatically connect without entering a PIN. [2] X Research Source
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Enter the PIN displayed on the TV. As long as the PIN code matches, the Samsung Galaxy S6 screen will be projected onto the TV.
Projected with Samsung Galaxy S3/S4
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Turn on the HDTV. To project your Samsung Galaxy screen, you need a Samsung smart TV or a Samsung All-Share Cast hub.
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Switch the corresponding TV input. Depending on the type of TV you have, the process will vary: [3] X Research Source
- For smart TV, you select “Screen Mirroring” with the Source button on the remote.
- With the All-Share hub, you need to change the TV input to the one using the HDMI All-Share cable (eg Video 6).
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Unlock Samsung Galaxy. If a passcode is required, you need to enter it to unlock the device.
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Open the Settings section of your Android device. This is the gear icon located on one of the home screens (or app drawer).
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Scroll down to the “Connect and Share” heading and select Screen Mirroring . [4] X Research Sources
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Swipe the Screen Mirroring switch to the right (position “On”). This button will turn green.
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Select the TV name that appears below the Screen Mirroring button.
- Unless you have multiple devices with screen mirroring turned on, only the TV you’re using will show up here.
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Enter the PIN displayed on the TV. After you enter the correct PIN code on the TV into the device, the screen will be projected.
- If you use a smart TV, the phone will connect without a PIN.
Advice
- If your Samsung Galaxy runs an operating system prior to 4.1.12, it is likely that you will not be able to project the screen.
- You need to bring the Samsung Galaxy close to the TV for good projection. If the connection is problematic, try getting closer to the TV.
Warning
- If you use any hardware other than Samsung’s All-Share device, the projection process may crash or malfunction.
- Screen projection is very battery draining. Always monitor battery consumption and plug in when needed.
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