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Smart View or Screen Mirror issue

Smart View (known as Screen Mirror in older OS versions) can used with Galaxy phones running Android 4.3 or above and with devices that support Miracast wireless display technology. This technology is built in to most newer Samsung smart TVs. If your phone is not mirroring to a Samsung device, restarting or rebooting your phone will usually solve the issue. However, DRM-protected contents cannot be mirrored.

To determine if a non-Samsung TV or set-top box is compatible with Smart View, contact the device's manufacturer.

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