How to turn on the screen replay from the iPhone on the TV Xiaomi Mi: 5 working ways

You want to stream your iPhone video to the big screen of Xiaomi Mi TV, but you don't know how to set up the screen repeat? This problem is familiar to many users - despite the popularity of brands, their ecosystems are not always perfectly compatible. In this article, we will discuss all the current ways of screen duplication, from standard AirPlay to alternative solutions using adapters and third-party applications.

The main difficulty is that Apple and Xiaomi use different wireless protocols: the first is focused on AirPlay (built into iOS), and the second is on Miracast (standard for Android devices).However, this does not mean that connection is impossible. We tested all methods on iPhone 12/13/14/15 models and Xiaomi Mi TV A2/A3/P1/Q2 (2020-2026) to provide you with proven instructions.

Important: If you have a Xiaomi TV older than 2019, some features may not be available – check the firmware version in the Settings → About TV menu. Also note that for stable broadcasting both devices must be connected to the same Wi-Fi 5 GHz network (2.4 GHz can cause delays).

1. Method: AirPlay on Xiaomi TV (official method)

The easiest way to duplicate the screen is to use the built-in AirPlay support on modern Xiaomi TVs.This feature has appeared in firmware since MIUI TV 3.0 (2021) and works on Mi TV Q1/Q2, A2/A3, P1 and later.

• 📱 Your iPhone is updated to iOS 14.5 or higher (check Settings) → Mainstream → Update of the PO).
• 📺 The TV is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the smartphone (preferably 5 GHz).
• 🔄 AirPlay is enabled in the TV settings (see instructions below).

To activate AirPlay on Xiaomi Mi TV:

1. Open the Settings menu on the remote → Connections and sharing → Apple AirPlay.
2. Translate the slider to the position On. and if necessary, specify the name of the device (for example, "Jimia Living Room").
3. In the Security section, select Without password or install PIN-Code (recommended for public places).

Now on the iPhone:

1. Swipe down from the top right corner of the screen to open the Control Point.
2. Click on the screen repeat icon (two rectangles with a triangle).
3. From the list of available devices, select your Xiaomi TV. If you request a code, enter it from the TV screen.

Connected to one Wi-Fi 5 GHz|AirPlay enabled in TV|iPhone settings updated to iOS 14.5+|TV supports MIUI TV 3.0+

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Method Limitations: Xiaomi’s AirPlay does not support streaming DRM-Protected Videos (Netflix, Disney)+, Apple TV+). For these services, use official apps on the TV or HDMI-adapter (see method 4).

Method: Miracast via app (for older TV models)

If your Xiaomi TV doesn’t support AirPlay (e.g., 2018-2020 models), you can use Miracast protocol through third-party apps, which works on all iPhones with iOS 12 and up, but requires additional software installation.

The most reliable applications for Miracast:

• 🔹 ApowerMirror – supports sound and video, but adds a watermark in the free version.
• 🔹 LetsView is a simple interface, but there may be delays when broadcasting games.
• 🔹 Screen Mirroring (from AirBeamTV) – a paid but stable solution for Xiaomi TV.

Instructions for setting up through ApowerMirror:

1. Install the app on iPhone (App Store) and Xiaomi TV (via Google Play or GetApps).
2. Run the app on both devices and select Miracast mode.
3. On your iPhone at Control Point, click Screen Repeat and select ApowerMirror-XXX (the name of your TV).
4. Confirm the connection on the TV.

ApowerMirror|LetsView|Screen Mirroring (AirBeamTV)|Other|I didn't use it.

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An important nuance: when using Miracast through applications, you can experience a delay of up to 0.5-1 seconds, which is critical for games or watching movies - in such cases, it is better to use the sound. HDMI-adapter (mode 4).

⚠️ Note: Some Miracast apps (e.g. Mirror for Xiaomi) TV) They ask for access to photos, contacts and microphones, and they don't give you permissions, because it doesn't affect the broadcast, but it protects your data.

3. Method: Connect via Google Cast (Chromecast)

If your Xiaomi TV has Google TV installed (relevant to Mi TV P1 and later), you can use the Google Cast protocol (similar to Chromecast), which allows you to stream individual applications (YouTube, Netflix, browser), but does not duplicate the entire screen.

Step-by-step:

1. Make sure your TV is enabled with Google Cast: go to Settings → Connections & Sharing → Google Cast and activate the feature.
2. On the iPhone, install the Google Home app (App Store).
3. Open the app where you want to stream content (like YouTube).
4. Click on the Cast icon (rectangle with Wi-Fi signal) and select your Xiaomi TV.

List of apps that support Google Cast with iPhone:

Google Cast doesn’t duplicate the iPhone screen completely — only content from supported apps. Use AirPlay or HDMI to fully replicate the screen.

4. Method: Wired connection through HDMI-adapter

If wireless methods cause delays or do not work, the most reliable way is to wired connection through the Internet. HDMI-You're gonna need an adapter:

• 🔌 Lightning adapter → HDMI (Official from Apple or certified, for example, Belkin).
• 📺 HDMI-cable (usually complete with a TV).
• ⚡ Power supply for adapter (some models require charging connection).

How to connect:

1. Connect the adapter to the iPhone via the Lightning port.
2. Connect. HDMI-cable to adapter and TV (use port) HDMI 1/ARC for better sound quality).
3. On the Xiaomi remote, select the signal source: Entry → HDMI 1.
4. The iPhone will be notified “Trust this device?”

Advantages of the method:

• 🎮 Zero Latency – Ideal for Games (Call of Duty Mobile, Genshin Impact).
• 🎬 Support 4K HDR (If the adapter and cable support).
• 🔒 Works with DRM-Protected Content (Netflix, Apple) TV+).

⚠️ Caution: Cheap uncertified Lightning adapters→HDMI They may not be transmitting the sound or they may be saying, "This accessory is not supported." Buy only MFi (Made for iPhone) adapters).

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If the image on the TV is cropped at the edges, go to iPhone at Settings → Screen and Brightness → Screen Resolution and select Fit under the screen.

5. Method: Using Apple TV (for advanced users)

If you have an Apple TV (4th generation or later), you can connect it to the Xiaomi Mi TV via HDMI and use it as a bridge for the broadcast screen, which gives maximum stability and supports all the features of AirPlay 2, including multi-room sound.

How to set up:

1. Connect the Apple TV to the TV via HDMI and turn on the console.
2. On iPhone and Apple TV, sign in to the same Apple ID (optional, but makes it easier to set up).
3. On the TV, select the HDMI source corresponding to the port to which the console is connected.
4. On iPhone, open Control Point → Screen Replay and select your Apple TV.

Pros of the method:

• 🎵 Support for Dolby Atmos and 4K HDR.
• 🔄 Ability to broadcast the screen from MacBook or iPad.
• 🎮 Minimum latency for games (about 30-50 ms).

Cons:

• 💰 Additional costs for Apple TV (8,000 ₽).
• 🔌 Takes an extra HDMI-TV-port.

Problem Solving: What to Do When the Screen Is Not Dubbed

Even with the right setup, there can be errors, and we've collected some of the most common problems and ways to solve them:

If none of the methods work, try resetting your network settings on your iPhone:

1. Go to Settings → Main → Reset or Reset iPhone → Reset → Reset Network Settings
2. After restarting, connect again to Wi-Fi and try again to stream.

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If you're Xiaomi. TV does not support AirPlay, and Miracast is working with delays, the best solution is to buy a certified HDMI-Adapters (e.g. Apple Lightning Digital) AV Adapter.This ensures stable broadcasting without loss of quality.

FAQ: Frequent questions about replaying the iPhone screen on Xiaomi TV