TV Too Old For Disney +
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Chromecast?
I have connected my iPad to the TV via an hdmi before now
I have connected my iPad to the TV via an hdmi before now
was it by an aftermarket lightning to hdmi adaptor ? Did it work ok ?
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Yes. Was about £20 from maplin
Probably cheaper from Amazon
Probably cheaper from Amazon
I bought my lads one each of these, and they work, they just mirror your apple device to your telly.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B085925HZ3/ref=cm_sw_r_apa_i_akKGEb3J9P1Q8
Was looking at these but I believe some services have an encryption that stops it from working that’s why I was asking
Couldn't remember the name of the device until I followed your link and scrolled down and there it was a fire stick. Took a screenshot but couldn't upload it to here.
So the fire stick. Easy to use? Will it work with Disney +? Will it work on my TV? Anyone know the answers to these questions?
IIRC, some stuff can't be cast. Ruling out firestick and chrome cast.
Like, my bil gave me one of his sky sports log ins, but I couldn't cast it to my telly (not permitted).
The thing I linked to allows you to mirror an apple device screen to your TV, getting around the "you can't cast" issue.
Like, my bil gave me one of his sky sports log ins, but I couldn't cast it to my telly (not permitted).
The thing I linked to allows you to mirror an apple device screen to your TV, getting around the "you can't cast" issue.
Fire stick is what you need providing you have decent Wi-Fi in the room and a spare hdmi input on the tv. Only £20 on amazon at the minute https://www.amazon.co.uk/Amazon-Fire-TV-Stick-Streaming-Media-Player-Alexa/dp/B0791RGQW3. £10 more if you want the faster 4K version.
It will work on your tv and it does support Disney +
It will work on your tv and it does support Disney +
Yep. I can confirm that the Firestick will work. That's how I'm watching Disney+ right now.
For the small difference in price at the moment, the 4K Firestick is the one to go for. With a 1080p HD TV it will work just like the cheaper standard Firestick i.e. run in 1080p mode and only select content compatible with the TV. Once the TV is upgraded to a 4K screen (if it isn't already), the FS will then allow selection of the 4K versions of programmes.
I haven't come across any programme material yet from official streaming sources that isn't also available in a 1080p-version where a 4K UHD version is available, so having the 4K FS and a 1080p TV has no disadvantages.
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