Have managed to mirror screen MacBook Pro to my samsung smart tv finally, using Displays, but it wasn't easy. Support keeps sending you to settings-general-airdrop, and that goes nowhere but another apple device.
Nothing in Sequoia is named Airplay. Don't understand the change in terminology nor the lack of clear answers in searches for solutions
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 15.3
Regarding terminology when streaming from a Mac, they use the AirPlay terminology in the "Stream photos or videos from your iPhone or iPad to your Mac" section of: Stream video and audio with AirPlay - Apple Support
Regarding mirror a Mac on a TV, they don't use that terminology. See the following excerpt from the same support article:
Mirror your Mac on a TV
in the menu bar.
, then select your TV.To change your selection, click , then click Change. To add additional windows, click Add Window. When you’re done sharing, click the Stop button.
Thanks for your reply.
yes, but it takes you to airdrop, and only has option for receiving video and audio from nearby apple devices on my mac. apple to apple.
Nothing to connect to a samsung smart tv on the same network, as used to be listed under "displays" in previous system. This i finally discovered under 'displays' in Sequoia, and next to the built-in display icon there is a tiny little + button that pulls down and lists devices on the network (including the samsung tv). Come to think of it, the process wasn't that straightforward on the previous system..
thanks I see that now. Nothing in the Google search gets past the apple to apple streaming. either it was more visible in the previous system--been a while since i upgraded--or i'm getting to the age where i'm just to old to be using a computer. maybe google is the problem. I'll go with that.
appreciate your help!
AirPlay is in the Sequoia System settings:
You have to just search for it.
sequoia 15.3 Airplay not called Airplay anymore?
