Broadcasting a smartphone screen to a large screen on a Xiaomi TV P1 opens up new possibilities for watching movies, games, presentations, or even duplicate desktops. However, not everyone knows that this process can differ depending on the phone model, the TV firmware version, and even the type of content. In 2026, Xiaomi P1 owners have at least 5 working ways to organize wireless or wired broadcasts, from standard Miracast to little-known features like Google Cast through third-party apps.
The main problem that beginners face is the incompatibility of protocols between Android and iOS, as well as hidden settings in the Xiaomi menu. TV P1, For example, not everyone knows that for stable operation of Wi-Fi Direct you need to reset the cache of network connections on the TV before using it. HDMI-The cable requires a special adapter with support MHL In this article, we will analyze all current methods of broadcasting, their pros and cons, and also give checklists for correcting errors.
1. Wireless streaming on Miracast (for Android)
Miracast is a wireless screen standard built into most modern Xiaomi Android smartphones and TVs. It works without a router, directly connecting devices using Wi-Fi Direct technology. The main advantage is the absence of latency (latency up to 30-50 ms), which is critical for gaming or watching high-resolution video.
To activate the broadcast:
- 📱 On the phone: open Settings → Connections → Screen broadcast (on some models – Smart View or Wireless Display).
- 📺 Xiaomi. TV P1: Go to Settings. → Connection and sharing → Wireless display (Miracast).
- 🔄 Select the TV from the list of available devices on your phone. Confirm the connection on both screens.
One important thing is, if the broadcast is interrupted or the image is slowing down, check if the TV is power-saving. It automatically reduces the power of the Wi-Fi module, which leads to artifacts. It turns off in Settings → Power → Power Saving Mode → Off.
2.Using Google Cast (Chromecast) for Android and iOS
If your Xiaomi TV P1 supports Google Cast (and most 2022 and newer models do), you can stream the screen through apps like YouTube, Netflix or Google Photos, a method that works on both Android and iPhone, but with limited limits – only content from supported apps is transmitted, not the entire screen.
Instructions for Android:
- Make sure your phone and TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
- Open the app (like YouTube) and click the broadcast icon (📺).
- Choose your Xiaomi TV P1 from the list.
For iPhone, the process is similar, but requires pre-setting the TV:
- 🔧 Go to Settings. → System system → Google Cast and enable the option.
- 📱 On an iPhone in an app (like Google Home), select a device to stream.
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If Google Cast doesn’t find a TV, try manually pointing it to the TV. IP-Xiaomi TV P1 in the router settings (section"DHCP-clientele").
Broadcast from iPhone to AirPlay (for models with tvOS)
Xiaomi TV P1 based on Android TV does not support AirPlay directly, but this problem can be avoided with the help of third-party applications like AirScreen or ApowerMirror. These utilities emulate the AirPlay receiver on the TV, allowing you to broadcast the screen from an iPhone or iPad without additional hardware.
Step-by-step:
- Install AirScreen from Google Play on Xiaomi TV P1.
- Launch the app and select AirPlay mode.
- On the iPhone, swipe down from the top right corner (control panel) and press Screen Duplication.
- Choose your TV from the list.
Warning: Free versions of these apps often limit the resolution of the broadcast to 720p And they add watermarks. 4K-Premium subscriptions will be required (from 300)₽/month).
What if AirPlay shuts down after 5 minutes?
4. Wired connection via HDMI (for Android)
If wireless methods are unstable or you need to transmit the screen in maximum quality (4K@60Hz), the best option is a wired connection via HDMI.
- 📱 Modern smartphones (for example, Xiaomi 13 Pro or Samsung Galaxy) S23) lack HDMI-port, so you will need an adapter USB-C → HDMI Supported by DisplayPort Alt Mode.
- 🔌 Older models (until 2018) may need an adapter MHL or slimport.
- ⚡ Make sure the adapter supports the output resolution of your TV (for Xiaomi) P1 it 3840×2160).
Connection:
- Connect the adapter to the phone and HDMI-cable.
- Connect the cable to the HDMI 2.1 port on the Xiaomi TV P1 (it is usually signed as ARC/eARC).
- On your phone, select Image Transfer Mode (can be called HDMI or DisplayPort).
Compatibility of the adapter with the phone model
HDMI 2.1 port on your TV
HDMI cable version 2.0 or higher
Disconnecting the energy saving on the phone-->
5. Alternative methods: Wi-Fi Direct and DLNA
If the standard protocols don't work, you can use Wi-Fi Direct or DLNA. The former creates a direct network between devices, the latter allows you to broadcast media files (but not the entire screen).
Wi-Fi Direct is set up as follows:
- On TV: Settings → Network → Wi-Fi Direct → Enable.
- On the phone: In the Wi-Fi settings, find the network with the name of your Xiaomi TV P1 and connect.
- Run the stream via Smart View or a similar feature.
DLNA is suitable for viewing photos/video:
- 📁 Install a media server application on your phone (for example, BubbleUPnP).
- 📺 On TV, open the Media Player or Gallery and select the source – your phone.
DLNA restriction: Not all video formats are supported, for example,.mkv with HEVC codec may not play, in which case conversion to.mp4 (H.264) will help.
6 Troubleshooting: Why the broadcast doesn't work
Even with the right settings, the broadcast may not start.
| Problem. | Possible cause | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| The TV is not displayed in the list of devices | Miracast/Wi-Fi Direct is disabled on TV | Enable in Settings → Connection and Sharing |
| The broadcast is lagging or tearing. | Weak Wi-Fi signal or interference | Switch router to 5 GHz channel or use HDMI |
| No sound when broadcasting | On the phone selected another audio output | Check the settings → Sound → Exit |
| Black screen on TV | Incompatible permission | Set 720p on your phone in the screen settings |
Critical error: if after connecting to the HDMI The phone starts to overheat, which means that the adapter does not support Quick Charge and consumes too much power, USB-C hum PD-port).
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Before buying an HDMI adapter, check its compatibility with your phone model on the manufacturer's website. Cheap uncertified adapters can burn the USB-C port!
7. Comparison of broadcasting methods: what to choose
Each method has its pros and cons. Here is a comparison table for Xiaomi TV P1:
| Method | Delay. | Max, permission. | Difficulty setting up | Support for iOS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miracast | Low (30-50 ms) | 4K@30Hz | Medium | ❌ No. |
| Google Cast | Medium (100-200 ms) | 4K@60Hz (in annexes only) | Simple. | ✅ Yes. |
| AirPlay (via AirScreen) | High (200+ms) | 1080p (in the free version) | Difficult. | ✅ Yes. |
| HDMI | Absent. | 4K@60Hz | Simple (needs an adapter) | ✅ Yes. |
| Wi-Fi Direct | Low (50-80 ms) | 1080p | Difficult. | ❌ No. |
For games or movies, HDMI is optimal, for everyday use (social media, presentations) Miracast is good, if you want to stream only videos from apps, Google Cast.