How to Make Wireless Presentations with iPhone Using EZCast Pro II
Embracing BYOD meeting rooms and classrooms means you are free to work from your favorite smart device, whether it is a laptop or a smartphone.
With most offices still lagging behind in the adoption of productive work using smartphones, we will share a quick guide to get you started on making wireless presentations and speeches from iPhones and iPads.
If you happen to be an iPhone or iPad user, the cross-platform support from EZCast Pro II lets you display phone content to HDTV using native AirPlay Screen Mirroring, so you can share your work straight from your mobile devices.
Connect your iPhone to EZCast II’s Wi-Fi for a straightforward wireless screen mirroring experience
The quickest way to screen mirror from your iPhone is to connect to EZCast Pro II’s Wi-Fi SSID. Once the TV screen indicates a connection between your iPhone and dongle (top right corner), you can swipe down the Control Center to execute Screen Mirroring to begin sharing the iPhone screen wirelessly to your HDTV.
Connect your EZCast II to a local Wi-Fi network for wireless collaboration among attendees
If the EZCast Pro II is installed in a meeting room accessed by multiple people, we recommend taking the next step and connect EZCast Pro II dongle to an available local Wi-Fi network. Make sure your iPhone, or iPad, is still directly connected to EZCast Pro II’s Wi-Fi, then execute EZCast Pro app to setup the dongle to the shared Wi-Fi network in your meeting room.
After EZCast Pro II is connected to a shared Wi-Fi network, any iPhone, iPad, within the network can share wireless presentations using, AirPlay Screen Mirroring, and play online videos on the big screen. When you view your iPhone in portrait, you may see a lot of blank spaces around the screen on you TV. Once you rotate your iPhone to landscape, you can display the image in full on your HDTV.
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