How to bring the screen Xiaomi on the TV: all the ways

You want to stream Xiaomi videos to the big screen, but don't know how to do it without losing quality? In this article, we'll look at all the current ways to connect Redmi, POCO and Mi smartphones to Samsung, LG, Sony and others — from wireless technologies to wired adapters. Whether you need YouTube, games or presentations, you'll find a solution for your model and version of MIUI.

The main problem users have is image delay (lag) or no sound when connecting, and we will tell you how to avoid the typical mistakes: from choosing the right one. HDMI-At the end of this article, we have a comparative chart of methods for speed, quality and compatibility, as well as answers to frequent questions (for example, why Xiaomi 13 Pro does not see Samsung). QLED).

1. Wireless broadcast on Miracast (without router)

Miracast technology allows you to duplicate the screen Xiaomi on the TV without the Internet and additional devices — enough that both gadgets support the standard, this solution works on all smartphones with MIUI 10+ and TVs since 2016 release (except for some models of Sony Bravia until 2018).

How do you check compatibility? The TV should have Screen Mirroring (or Wi-Fi Direct) mode, and the Xiaomi settings should have Wireless Display option. If it's not, update your firmware or use alternative methods from the following sections.

• ✅ Pros: No delays (lags) <50 MS), does not require a router, supports Full HD.
• ❌ Cons: quickly planting the battery of the smartphone, may not work on TVs with Android TV 8.0 and below.
• ⚠️ Restriction: on POCO F3 Redmi Note 10 sometimes loses sound – the solution in the settings of the Sound → Sound output → External speaker.

Step-by-step:

1. Open the Settings menu → Network → Screen Mirroring (on Samsung – Smart View).
2. On Xiaomi, go to Settings → Connections and Sharing → Wireless Display.
3. Select your TV name from the list. Confirm the connection on both devices.
4. For optimal quality in Miracast settings, set a resolution of 1920×1080 and a frequency of 60 Hz.

Turn on Wi-Fi on your TV and smartphone

Disable VPN and Power Saving Mode

Make sure that the distance between the devices is < 5 meters

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⚠️ Warning: If the TV doesn't appear in the device list, restart both gadgets and try again. 12T You may need to disable the optimization function. MIUI designer.

Connection via HDMI (wired method)

If you need a stable connection without lags (for example, for games or watching movies in the Internet) 4K), use HDMI-This is a good option for all Xiaomi models, including the old Redmi. 4X And the new Mi 13 Ultra, the key is to choose the right adapter:

• 📱 For smartphones with USB-C: adapter USB-C → HDMI (recommend Baseus or UGREEN supportive 4K@60Hz).
• 🔌 For older models with Micro-USB: Micro-USB adapter → HDMI (pay attention to support MHL).
• 💡 Cheap Chinese Adapters May Not Transmit Sound – Check Reviews Before Buying.

Instructions for connection:

1. Connect the adapter to the smartphone, and HDMI-cable to the TV (the port is usually signed) HDMI IN or ARC).
2. On the TV, select the source of the signal (Source button or Input button on the remote).
3. On Xiaomi, the notification bar will show an HDMI alert connected. If the image does not appear, restart the smartphone.
4. To display correctly, go to Settings → Screen → HDMI resolution and select the maximum value supported.

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If the image on the TV is cropped at the edges, press the P.Size (or Picture Mode) button on the remote and select Just Scan or 1:1 mode.

3.Broadcast via Google Chromecast

If your TV doesn’t support Miracast, but you have Google Chromecast (or built-in Chromecast on Android TV), you can stream Xiaomi’s screen through the Google Home app.This method is suitable for watching YouTube, Netflix and other streaming services, but is not optimized for gaming (up to 200ms latency).

The advantage of this method is the ability to stream individual applications (for example, only YouTube), rather than the entire screen. This saves battery power and reduces the load on the processor. However, Xiaomi with custom firmware (xiaomi.eu) may require the installation of the original Google Play Services.

• 🔄 Step 1: Connect Chromecast to your TV and set it up via Google Home app.
• 📱 Step 2: On Xiaomi, open the app you want to stream (like YouTube) and click the Cast icon (screen icon with Wi-Fi).
• 🔍 Step 3: Select your Chromecast from the list. If the device doesn't show up, make sure both gadgets are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

⚠️ Note: On Xiaomi with unlocked bootloader, the Chromecast stream may not work due to lack of Widevine certification L1. The solution is to stitch the original MIUI use HDMI-adapter.

4.Using Apple AirPlay (for tvOS TVs)

If you have an Apple TV or an LG/Sony model that supports AirPlay 2 (like the LG OLED C2 or Sony X90J), you can stream Xiaomi’s screen through this technology. Even though AirPlay is Apple’s development, many Android smartphones (including Xiaomi) support it through third-party apps.

This will require:

1. Install the AirScreen app on Xiaomi (available on Google Play).
2. Connect your smartphone and TV to the same Wi-Fi network.
3. On the TV, activate AirPlay mode (in network or screen settings).
4. In the AirScreen app, select your TV and start streaming.

Important: Xiaomi with MIUI 14+ may block audio transmission via AirPlay due to security policy, the solution is to disable the Privacy Protection feature in the application settings.

• ✅ Pros: high stability, support for Dolby Vision and Atmos.
• ❌ Cons: delay up to 100ms, requires the purchase of the app (~300 rubles).

5. Broadcasting via DLNA (for media files)

If you only need to stream photos, videos, or music to your TV (without screen duplication), use the DLNA protocol. This method works on all Xiaomi smartphones and Smart TVs, but does not support streaming services (such as Netflix or YouTube).

How to set up:

1. Turn it on on the TV. DLNA (menu → Home Network or Media Server).
2. On Xiaomi, install the Mi File Explorer app (or BubbleUPnP for advanced features).
3. Open the file manager, select the media file and click Send → DLNA.
4. Select your TV from the list of devices.

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DLNA is only suitable for local files (those stored in your smartphone memory). For online video, use Miracast or Chromecast.

If the TV doesn't see the smartphone:

• 🔧 Check that both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network.
• 🔄 Restart your router (sometimes changing your Wi-Fi channel to 2.4 GHz helps).
• 📱 On Xiaomi in the settings DLNA Enable All Networks option (if available).

6. Problem Solving: No sound, lags, connection cuts off

Even with the right setup, you can have typical errors, and here's how to fix them:

If none of these methods work, check:

• 🔌 On TV: Turn off energy saving mode and air updates.
• 📱 On Xiaomi: in the developer settings (Settings) → The phone. → Version. MIUI — Press 7 times to turn off optimization MIUI and window animation.
• 🌐 In the router: turn on the mode WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia) in 2.4 GHz settings.

FAQ: Frequent questions