Screen Mirroring・View Smart TV

Screen and camera mirroring now keep sound and picture exactly in sync, resolving issues where audio could get ahead or fall behind on Roku and compatible TVs. Minimized the app without interrupting mirroring to the TV. Mirroring starts more reliably when launched from the Control Centre, and the app keeps trying if the TV is slow to respond. On Chromecast and Android TV, camera mirroring reacts better to how you hold your phone, improves video recovery when scenes change, and keeps mirroring stable on older models. You will also see clearer reports if a session fails or ends early. On Fire TV, casting now works even if your TV reports only limited volume settings, and controls stay available for all models. Startup and error handling have been improved. Mirroring to a TV is more robust: the app identifies which TV refuses playback or becomes unresponsive, and avoids confusing two TVs that have shared the same address. The session cards update more smoothly, and crash/error reports offer more details when things go wrong. Some features and eligibility may now be limited after your first successful session each day. Thank you for using the app.