넷플릭스 티비연결TVs with Chromecast built-in let you cast from your mobile device to your TV. Chromecast built-in is supported on Philips, Polaroid, Sharp, Skyworth, Soniq, Sony, Toshiba, and Vizio TVs.
To cast from your Android mobile device, follow these instructions:
Open the Netflix app on your mobile device and log in.
Select Cast in the top or bottom right of the screen.
Select the device you want to watch the series or movie on.
Select a series or movie and press play.
You can fast forward, rewind, pause, change audio or subtitle settings from your mobile device.
The Netflix app on your mobile device has the ability to sync with select TVs and streaming media players, allowing you to control your Netflix experience from your smartphone or tablet.
To use your Android mobile device as a remote control, follow these instructions:
Connect your mobile device to the same Wi-Fi network as your TV.
Open the Netflix app on both your TV and mobile device.
Sign in to your Netflix account on both your TV and mobile device.
After signing in, select the Cast icon in the top or bottom right of the screen.
Select the device you want to watch the series or movie on.
Select the series or movie you want to watch and press play.
If you are experiencing issues with 2nd Screen, please refer to the Netflix 2nd Screen Troubleshooting article.
Now you can fast forward, rewind, pause, change audio or subtitle settings, and more from your mobile device.
On mobile devices, you can connect a cable directly to your TV to display content playing on your mobile device on your TV. Cable connections vary depending on mobile device output and TV input requirements.
To connect your Android smartphone or tablet to your TV, you’ll need a cable to mirror the screen of content displayed on your mobile device to your TV. Most modern Android smartphones and tablets use either type C (also known as USB-C) or type D (Micro HDMI) connections. Most newer TVs use HDMI connections, while older TVs use VGA.
When watching Netflix using a compatible connection, streamed and saved content may appear differently.
TVs with Chromecast built-in let you cast from your mobile device to your TV. Chromecast built-in is only supported on Philips, Polaroid, Sharp, Skyworth, Soniq, Sony, Toshiba, and Vizio TVs.
To cast from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch:
Open the Netflix app on your mobile device.
After signing in, select the Cast icon in the top or bottom right of the screen.
Select the device you want to watch the series or movie on.
Select a series or movie and press play.
Now you can fast forward, rewind, pause, change audio or subtitle settings, and more from your mobile device.
The Netflix app on your mobile device has the ability to sync with select TVs and streaming media players, allowing you to control your Netflix experience from your smartphone or tablet.
Connect your mobile device to the same Wi-Fi network as your TV.
Open the Netflix app on both your TV and mobile device.
Sign in to your Netflix account on both your TV and mobile device.
After signing in, select the Cast icon in the top or bottom right of the screen.
Select the device you want to watch the series or movie on.
Select the series or movie you want to watch and press play.
If you are experiencing issues with 2nd Screen, please refer to the Netflix 2nd Screen Troubleshooting article.
Now you can fast forward, rewind, pause, change audio or subtitle settings, and more from your mobile device.
On mobile devices, you can connect a cable directly to your TV to display content playing on your mobile device on your TV. Cable connections vary depending on mobile device output and TV input requirements.
To connect a 30-pin device to your TV, you’ll need a compatible composite, component, or HDMI cable connection kit.
To connect your Lightning device to your TV, your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch must be running iOS version 11.2.6 or later and a compatible HDMI connection kit. For more information about compatible connectivity kits, see the Apple Support site.
When watching Netflix using a compatible connection kit, streamed and saved content may appear differently. Streamed content is displayed according to the screen size. Because saved content mirrors what you see on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, black bars may appear around the video.
