I've checked Apple's support forums and elsewhere and haven't come up with a good solution.
#Mirror ipad to mac without apple tv tv#
It seems that getting video to stream from a Mac to an Apple TV requires a Wi-Fi, that part is unequivocal.
And given that you can pick up a cheap Wi-Fi router for practically pocket change, this is probably the path of least resistance. Nothing's making you use an Apple router, of course. You can plug a Roku into an LCD projector, or a TV, and use it to mirror the screen from an iPhone, iPad, or Mac, just like you would with an Apple TV.
#Mirror ipad to mac without apple tv portable#
The only other way I can see to do it using a Mac is to bring a small Wi-Fi hotspot with you, like an AirPort Express or another portable device that will enable you to create a temporary hotspot that the two devices can connect to each other and see each other through. That’s because many of these devices now support Apple’s AirPlay 2 technology. Creating an ad-hoc network for your Apple TV to connect to used to work back in the Snow Leopard days, but broke somewhere around Lion and hasn't come back.Ī direct ethernet-to-ethernet connection would seemingly be out of the question as well, thanks to the "position distances" issue that D.T. from the Wi-Fi menu in OS X Yosemite), but the Apple TV couldn't see it. I tried creating an ad-hoc Wi-Fi network on my Mac (by selecting Create Network. The iPhone or iPad screen will now be mirrored on TV display via Apple TV AirPlay, exit from. If you haven’t connected the devices before, an AirPlay passcode will appear on the Apple TV display and you must enter that on the device to connect.
Assuming getting the karaoke content on an iOS device isn't an option, I'm afraid I don't have much better news. Select the Apple TV from the list of available devices and tap on it.
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