If you attached your iPhone to your LG TV using AirPlay and are now connecting your Mac, you may encounter network troubles. In that case, a connection difficulty may emerge, especially if your once connected device is also connected to the same WiFi. Suppose you had previously paired one AirPlay device to your TV and are trying to connect another. You can troubleshoot Mac network issues using this guide. This should fix your iPhone's WiFi issue so you can broadcast via AirPlay on your LG TV. To reset network settings, click Reset.To reset your iPhone's network settings, follow these steps. turn on and deactivate the Airplane mode.You'll need to re-enter the password to link to previously stored networks. Resetting your network setting will remove all the networks you've connected to in the past. If you can't connect your iPhone to WiFi and your TV to AirPlay, reset your iPhone's network settings. This should fix phone connectivity issues.
Restart your Apple device (you can do this at the same time you also restart your TV). Your TV, phone, or Mac could have network connectivity issues. This should reset your TV network and allow AirPlay. Your LG TV may have trouble connecting to WI-Fi, preventing AirPlay. Restarting your LG TV can fix AirPlay issues. If you followed the guidelines, AirPlay should operate on your LG TV. Note : Not all Apple devices support AirPlay 2. Using a Separate Display makes your Mac's Desktop stretch to your TV.Mirror your Mac's native resolution on your TV by clicking Mirror Built-in Display.Choose your TV from the list to stream content.Select AirPlay (you will find it on the right side of your Mac computer menu bar).
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