We bought a 55" Frame TV earlier this year, apart from the horribly finicky remote, it's been *relatively okay for a TV that displays images while not being used.
However, out of the blue, sending content to apple airplay just quit working, as did screen mirroring from my iPhone 15 pro. I have gone through all the connection dialogs I can find, the TV and phone are on the same wifi etc. and when I choose airplay on my phone it shows the TV, but nothing goes to it when I pick it. It will wait a couple of minutes then I get a message on the phone that it's unable to connect to the TV.
It was working good, I could send images, video clips and screen mirror with no issues, and I have tried with other family phones and it's the same thing.
I was debating hardwiring the TV to my LAN - would this help or does it have to be on wifi? *I get lags with streaming services sometimes with the TV that don't seem to happen when I watch the same services via the Nvidia Shield TV I have connected (which I use a lot because the remote isn't flaky)
We certainly understand how frustrating that must be for you when AirPlay stops, especially after it has been functioning smoothly. Please try the below steps ti fix AirPlay and Screenmirroring:
Restart Both Devices: Restart your Samsung Frame TV and your iPhone 15 Pro. Also, restart your router to clear any network issues.
Check AirPlay Settings on the TV: On your Samsung Frame TV, go to Settings > General > Apple AirPlay Settings. Ensure AirPlay is turned on and Require Code is set to First time only or Every time (based on your preference). If the settings seem fine, try turning AirPlay off and back on again.
Update Software: Ensure both your TV and iPhone are running the latest software versions. On your TV, go to Settings > Support > Software Update > Update Now. On your iPhone, check for any available iOS updates under Settings > General > Software Update.
Reboot Your TV’s Network Connection: Go to Settings > General > Network on your TV. Select Reset Network to refresh all Wi-Fi settings and reconnect to your network.
