How to set up a stream from the Redmi Note 10 Pro phone to the Xiaomi TV: all working ways

Do you want to show pictures from your vacation on the big screen, run a mobile game on your TV, or stream a movie with the Redmi Note 10 Pro without loss of quality? Xiaomi wireless and wired image transfer from your phone to TV solves these tasks in minutes. However, not all methods are equally convenient: somewhere you will need additional hardware, and somewhere there are enough built-in functions of a smartphone and TV.

In this article, we’ll look at 5 proven ways to broadcast a screen, from the standard Miracast to obscure features like Google Cast via a browser, how to avoid image delays, why the TV can’t see the phone, and what settings optimize picture quality. And also - a unique life hack for owners of Xiaomi TV firmware MIUI TV 3.0 and newer, which will speed up the connection by 2 times.

It doesn’t matter what kind of TV you have – Xiaomi Mi TV 4S, Mi TV Q1 or a Google model TV, — The main thing you need is a smartphone Redmi Note 10 Pro (or any other on the Internet). MIUI 12+), stable Wi-Fi and 5 minutes of time.

Preparation of the phone and TV: what to check before broadcasting

Before you set up a connection, make sure both devices are ready to go, and if you skip this step, you run the risk of encountering errors like “Disabled to connect to the device” or “No screens available.”

On the Redmi Note 10 Pro phone:

• 📶 Update. MIUI until the latest version (minimum) MIUI Old firmware may not have Miracast drivers.
• 🔋 The battery charge is at least 30 percent, and the broadcast is actively consuming energy, and the phone can shut down at the most inopportune moment.
• 📱 Enable Developer Mode (if you plan to use it) ADB for fine-tuning. Go to Settings for that. → The phone. → Version. MIUI and tap 7 times.

On Xiaomi TV:

• 📺 Update the firmware through Settings → On TV. → Software Update: Miracast critical version MIUI TV 3.0+.
• 🔌 Connect your TV and phone to the same Wi-Fi network (if you use Google Cast or other Wi-Fi devices). DLNA). Wi-Fi Direct does not require a network.
• 🎯 Enable the “Wireless Display” function in the TV settings (path: Settings) → Connection → Wireless display).

If your TV is released before 2019 (e.g. Mi) TV 3), it may not support Miracast at the firmware level. HDMI-adapter or Google Chromecast.

Method 2: Wireless broadcasting via Miracast (embedded function)

Miracast is a wireless image transfer standard that supports all Xiaomi smartphones on Android 5.0.+ and Xiaomi TVs with MIUI TV. The main advantage of the method is that there is no dependence on Wi-Fi: devices connect directly via the Wi-Fi Direct protocol.

Instructions for connection:

1. On Xiaomi TV, open Settings → Connection → Wireless display and select "Enable».
2. On the Redmi Note 10 Pro, go to Settings → Connection and sharing → Broadcast (or "Wireless Display" in older versions) MIUI).
3. In the list of available devices, select the name of your TV (for example, «Xiaomi-MiTV-1234»).
4. Confirm the connection on both devices. In 5-10 seconds, the phone screen will be displayed on TV.

If the TV doesn't find the phone:

• ⚡ Reboot both devices.
• 🔄 In the settings of the TV, select “Update the list of devices».
• 📡 Check if the firewall or antivirus is blocking the connection (on the phone).

Lag of up to 1-2 seconds in games or videos is the norm for Miracast.

• 📉 Reduce the broadcast resolution in your phone settings (path: Settings) → Screen. → Screen resolution).
• 🎮 Turn on “Game Mode” on the TV (Settings) → Picture → Image mode).

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If the broadcast is constantly interrupted, try connecting your phone to your TV via a mobile hotspot, and to do this, turn on the hotspot on your phone, and connect to it on TV as a Wi-Fi network.

3. Method 2: Broadcast via Google Cast (Chromecast built-in)

If your Xiaomi TV is running on Google TV Android TV (Like Mi. TV Q1), You can use Google Cast, a technology similar to Miracast, but with support for streaming from apps (YouTube, Netflix, Google Photos).

How to set up:

1. Make sure your phone and TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
2. On your TV, open the Google Home app (if not, install it from the Play Market).
3. In the annex, click "Devices» → «Screen broadcasting» → Choose your TV.
4. On the phone in the notification panel will appear the icon “Translation” – tap on it to start the transfer.

The advantages of Google Cast over Miracast:

• 🎬 Streaming support 4K HDR (if the TV supports).
• 🔄 You can only stream audio (for example, music from Spotify).
• 📱 It works with iOS (if you have an iPhone or iPad).

Limitations:

• 🚫 Not all applications support Cast (e.g. TikTok or Cast). VK Videos can't broadcast the screen).
• 📶 Stable Wi-Fi is required (with a weak signal it will lag).

Method 3: Wired connection through HDMI (lagless)

If you need a minimum response time (for example, for games or watching sports), the best option is a wired connection through the Internet. HDMI. That's gonna require an adapter. USB-C → HDMI (cost ₽).

Step-by-step:

1. Buy an adapter that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode (e.g. Baseus) USB-C to HDMI). Cheap Chinese adapters may not work!
2. Connect the adapter to the USB-C port on the Redmi Note 10 Pro.
3. Connect the adapter to the TV through HDMI-cable.
4. On the TV, select the source of the signal. HDMI (The “Source” or “Input” button on the remote).

The advantages of wired connection:

• 🎮 Zero Latency – Ideal for Games (PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty).
• 📺 Support 4K@60Hz (If the adapter and cable support).
• 🔋 The phone does not discharge (the adapter can charge the smartphone at the same time).

Cons:

• 💰 Additional costs for adapter and cable.
• 🔌 Limited cable length (maximum 3-5 meters without signal amplifier).

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Wired connection through HDMI — The only way to broadcast the screen with resolution 4K and at 60 Hz without delay.

5. Method 4: Broadcasting through DLNA (photo, video and music)

DLNA — It's a protocol for transmitting media files (photos, videos, music) over a local network, and unlike Miracast, it doesn't duplicate a phone screen, but streams specific files.

How to set up:

1. On Xiaomi TV, open the Media Player or Photos app.
2. On the phone, install the Mi Home or File Manager app.+ (built-in MIUI file manager).
3. In the file manager, select the file → «Open on...» → «DLNA» → Choose a TV.

Supported formats:

If the TV can't see the files:

• 🔄 Reboot. DLNA-server on the phone (in file manager settings).
• 📂 Check that files are not in private folders (for example, in Private Safe). MIUI).
• 🌐 Make sure your phone and TV are on the same subnet (for example, both are connected to a router rather than different access points).

6. Method 5: Using third-party applications (ApowerMirror, TeamViewer)

If the built-in methods don't work, you can use third-party applications, and they're useful when you need them:

• 🖥️ Broadcast the screen on the PC + TV.
• 🎤 To transmit sound from a microphone (for example, for streams).
• 📱 Controlling the phone from the TV remote.

Top.-3 broadcaster:

Instructions for ApowerMirror:

1. Install the app on your phone and TV (if TV doesn’t have Play Market, download it). APK official website).
2. On your phone, launch ApowerMirror and select "Mirror to" TV».
3. On the TV, enter PIN-code that will appear on the phone screen.
4. Confirm the connection.

Attention! When using third-party applications:

⚠️ Do not enter your Mi Account or credit card details in unverified software. Some pirated versions of ApowerMirror contain malicious code.

7: The solution to the problem: why the TV can't see the phone

If the broadcast does not start, check out these points:

Problem 1: The TV is not displayed in the list of devices

• 🔌 Make sure the TV is on Wireless Display (Settings) → Connection).
• 📶 Switch the phone to Access Point Mode and connect the TV to this network.
• 🔄 Restart the router (sometimes interferes with the double router). NAT).

Problem 2: Broadcasting is lagging or slowing down

• 📡 Switch Wi-Fi to 5GHz (less interference).
• 📱 Close the background apps on your phone (especially Telegram, VKontakte – they consume traffic).
• 🎮 Reduce the broadcast resolution to 720p in Miracast settings.

Problem 3: No sound when broadcasting

• 🔊 Check if the sound on the TV is turned off (Mute button on the remote control).
• 🎵 In Miracast settings, select “Translate audio».
• 📵 If you use HDMI-Adapter, check if it supports audio transmission (some cheap adapters only transmit video).

Problem 4: The phone screen doesn't fit on the TV

• 📐 In the broadcast settings, select “Fix under the screen” (the option may be called “Scale to fit»).
• 🔍 If the picture is cut at the edges, change the aspect ratio on the TV (Settings) → Picture → Screen format).

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If nothing helps, reset your network settings on your phone (Settings) → System system → Reset → Resetting Wi-Fi settings).

8.Comparison of methods: which method of broadcasting to choose

To make it easier for you to determine, we have compiled a comparative table of all ways:

Our choice:

• 🎮 For games — HDMI (lagless).
• 🎬 For movies, Google Cast (best quality).
• 📸 For a photo — DLNA (simple and without loading the processor).
• 💼 For presentations - Miracast (universally).

FAQ: Frequent questions about the broadcast with Redmi Note 10 Pro on Xiaomi TV