Or do a Spotlight search to find and open this program on Mac.Ĭonnect your iPhone or iPad to Mac using the Lightning-to-USB cable. Unlock iPhone to use accessories. Open the Launchpad on Mac, locate and run QuickTime Player from there.

iOS screen mirroring is just another hidden feature of QuickTime we love. It records audio and screen videos on our Mac. It converts, edits audio and video files on our Mac. Cast screen from iPhone to Mac with QuickTime PlayerĮvery Mac has the QuickTime Player pre-installed. Today, we will show you a quick solution to cast screen from an iPhone or iPad to Mac, despite the lack of built-in feature. This feature however can only be used to mirror iPhone iPad screen to Apple TV. Just swipe up from the bottom of your iPhone screen to bring up the Control Center, the Screen Mirroring can be found there. Your iPad/iPhone should now be fully mirrored on your computer, in the exact shape of your iPhone screen.Need to demonstrate something on your iOS device to a large group of people? What about displaying your iPhone or iPad screen to a Mac? As you may already know iOS device has the built-in Screen Mirroring utility in its Control Center. If it's not there, try disconnecting and reconnecting your iPad/iPhone.Ħ. Select your iPad/iPhone from the list of available devices. Next to the red record button (bottom middle), click on the down arrow. Connect your iPad/iPhone to your Mac using your Lightning to USB cable.ģ. Click on 'File' in the menu bar at the top of the screen.ĥ. To display your iPhone/iPad screen on your mac, do the following:ġ. If you want to share the screen on your Apple device (iPhone or iPad) and you have a Mac, you can use Quicktime to share the device's screen on your Mac, and then share your screen on your Mac (or the application window of Quicktime showing your mobile device). In other words, the mobile browsers do not allow sharing of the screen. When running the BigBlueButton client on a mobile device, you can view screen sharing, but can't initiate it.

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