Netflix is simply amazing but if you haven’t chosen the latest smart TV, you cannot watch it directly on your TV. Let’s discuss a few ways to get a complete netflix keeps buffering by connecting it from a mobile device to the TV instead.
1. Utilize an MHL cable/adapter on Android
Many latest Android devices support the MHL standard, allowing you reflect your display to a monitor, projector or TV utilizing an easy adapter or cable. Choose an MHL adapter; just plug an end into the HDMI port of the TV, and another end into the micro USB port of your phone. Also, you can connect a power source to the adapter’s micro USB port, albeit as of MHL 2.0 this isn’t needed. Once connected and your TV is ready for the apt input, you will see the screen reflected on the TV. Then simply open the Netflix app up, sit back and enjoy.
2. Utilize a Chromecast
One of the simplest and the most cost-effective ways of getting Netflix on your TV is to utilize Chromecast dongle. Just connect the Chromecast to your TV and make it ready, following the guidelines. Now, if you have installed the Chromecast application and plugged into the Chromecast, go into the Netflix application and press the cast icon. After some loading times, the Chromecast will play the Netflix content. You can choose new videos or modify the volume with the use of the in-app controls.
3. Utilize Apple TV and AirPlay on iOS
The Apple TV is a simple way of getting Netflix TV support using an iOS device. Just connect this TV and follow the guidelines for making it ready. Ensure your iOS device and the Apple TV is plugged into the similar wireless network. Now, open the title you wish to stream in your Netflix application. Tap the AirPlay icon and the Apple TV will play the content.
For more details regarding this, call up the Netflix support number.
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