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I'm having trouble connecting to the TV on the same room due to another TV was online. The iPhone is connecting to a TV that is not mine. How to connect and cast?
A TV on another room shown the code, but I need the code on the TV in my room. What to do? They are all LG TVs, all same model and name as this TV.
Can I rename the TV so they won't jam?
iPhone 7 Plus
with appletv boxes one can name it as one see fit, and that would be a part of the airplay destination name,
maybe the tv has a likewise feature, I got a lg tv too but since there is an apple tv box connected I don't really use it's airplay features.
The name is provided by the TV itself. So only on the TV would the change be possible.
For instance, my Samsung TV has an option in its settings to set the "Display Name", and that's what the AirPlay menu sees.
AirPlay does not itself generate the names it obtains them from what the TV sends to it or makes public over the network.
You need to go into the TV Settings, and find the display name for it, so yo can give it an identifiable name that is then displayed in the AirPlay or cast menu on your other devices.
That would be a question for LG.
Consult the TV's user guide to see if you can rename it from within its settings.
This issue is related to AirPlay. AirPlay wouldn't recognized multiple duplicate TVs.
How to cast to my room's TV when there is multiple TVs with same model?
