Apple Airplay On Mac

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AirPlay 2 system requirements

AirPlay is Apple's proprietary system that allows you to stream audio or video from an Apple source - iOS, HomePod or Mac computer - to another device over a home network. Now, AirPlay 2 expands. Put your iPhone, iPad or Mac's screen on your TV using AirPlay. Jason Cipriani/CNET Casting the contents of your iPhone, iPad or Mac screen onto your TV is a convenient way to see a larger version. To stream audio from your Mac to your Apple TV, HomePod, or AirPlay-compatible speaker: Make sure that your Mac and speaker are on the same Wi-Fi or ethernet network. Go to Apple menu System Preferences Sound. Under Output, select a speaker that you want to stream audio to. 5KPlayer is an AirPlay receiver for iOS screen mirroring from iPhone iPad iPod to Mac OS and Windows (10). Also, it can stream videos, music, games, apps, documents, etc from iPhone iPad iPod to Mac and PC wirelessly. Plus, the iOS screen recording function is also available for iPhone iPad screen recording.

The following devices support streaming with AirPlay 2. If your device meets the requirements below, but you can't use AirPlay, learn what to do.

Devices you can stream audio from

  • iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 11.4 or later
  • Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD with tvOS 11.4 or later1
  • HomePod with iOS 11.4 or later
  • Mac with either iTunes 12.8 or later or macOS Catalina
  • PC with iTunes 12.8 or later

Devices you can stream video from

  • iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 12.3 or later
  • Mac with macOS Mojave 10.14.5 or later
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Devices you can stream to

  • Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD with tvOS 11.4 or later
  • HomePod with iOS 11.4 or later
  • Speakers connected to the Audio Out port on AirPort Express 802.11n (2nd Generation) with the latest firmware update
  • AirPlay 2-compatible smart TVs2 with the label 'Works with Apple AirPlay'
  • Speakers and receivers with the label 'Works with Apple AirPlay'3

AirPlay system requirements

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The following devices support streaming with AirPlay. If your device meets the requirements below, but you can't use AirPlay, learn what to do.

Devices you can stream from

  • iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
  • Mac
  • iTunes on Mac or PC
  • Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD1

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Devices you can stream to

Apple Airplay On Mac

  • HomePod
  • Apple TV 4K, Apple TV HD, and Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation)
  • Speakers connected to the Audio Out port on AirPort Express
  • Speakers with “Works with Apple AirPlay” on the speaker packaging

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  1. You can stream only audio from Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD using AirPlay.
  2. To use Siri to play and control video on a smart TV, you need an AirPlay 2-compatible smart TV that supports HomeKit. HomeKit isn't supported on Samsung smart TVs.
  3. Some third-party speakers might require a firmware update to support AirPlay 2 streaming. Go to the manufacturer's website to learn more.