Netflix is ​​the world's most popular video streaming service, with over 200 million subscribers. It offers a diverse catalog of movies, series, documentaries, and animation, accessible on all connected screens. But how do you watch Netflix on your TV from your phone?

There are several solutions, depending on the type of TV and smartphone you have. In this article, we'll explain how to stream Netflix from your phone to your TV , using your iPhone or Android device.

1. Stream Netflix to your TV from your iPhone via AirPlay

AirPlay is a technology developed by Apple that allows wireless streaming of audio or video content from an iOS device to another compatible device, such as an Apple TV or Smart TV.

To use AirPlay on Windows or your device, you need an iPhone or iPad with iOS 12.2 or later, and a TV that supports AirPlay 2.

You also need to install software on your Windows computer that allows you to receive the AirPlay signal, such as 5KPlayer or AirParrot. Here are the steps to follow to stream Netflix to your TV from your iPhone via AirPlay:

• Launch Netflix on your iPhone and tap the "Cast" icon in the top left corner.
• Next, open the control center and press "Screen Mirroring", then choose the name of the TV you want to connect to.
• Once connected, the content you are watching on Netflix will be immediately streamed to your TV.

2. Stream Netflix to your TV from your Android device via Chromecast

Chromecast is a Google device that plugs into your TV's HDMI port and allows you to stream content from your smartphone, tablet, or computer to your screen.

To use Chromecast, you need an Android smartphone or tablet with version 4.4 or later, and a Chromecast plugged into the mains and connected to the same Wi-Fi connection as your device.

Here are the steps to follow to stream Netflix to your TV from your Android device via Chromecast:

• Download the Google Home app (Android) and configure it to recognize your media gateway.
• Launch Netflix on your Android device and tap the "Cast" icon in the top right corner.
• Select the "Cast" icon on the right, top or bottom of the screen.
• Choose the name of the TV on which it will be streamed, then start watching Netflix on the TV.

3. Stream Netflix to your TV from your computer using an HDMI cable

If you don't have a Smart TV or Chromecast or AirPlay dongle, you can still stream Netflix to your TV from your computer via an HDMI cable.

Simply connect an HDMI cable between the video output of your computer and the HDMI input of your TV, then select the corresponding HDMI source on your remote control.

Here are the steps to follow to stream Netflix to your TV from your computer via an HDMI cable:

• Connect an HDMI cable between the video output of your computer and the HDMI input of your TV.
• Turn on your computer and TV and select the corresponding HDMI source on your remote control.
• Open a web browser on your computer and go to www.netflix.com .
• Log in to your Netflix account and choose the content you want to watch.
• Adjust your computer screen resolution to match that of your TV, using your operating system's display settings.
• Start playing the content on Netflix and enjoy it on your TV.

4. Stream Netflix to your TV from a Smart TV

A Smart TV is a television connected to the internet that has a built-in operating system and app store. Some Smart TVs are compatible with Netflix and have a dedicated app that you can download and install on your screen.

To use Netflix on a Smart TV, you need a stable internet connection and an active Netflix subscription.

Here are the steps to follow to stream Netflix to your TV from a Smart TV:

• Turn on your Smart TV and connect it to the Internet, using an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi.
• Access the main menu or home screen of your Smart TV and search for the Netflix app in the app store.
• Download and install the Netflix app on your Smart TV.
• Open the Netflix app and sign in to your Netflix account.
• Choose the content you want to watch and start playback.

Comparative table of the different methods

Method	Benefits	Disadvantages
AirPlay	Wireless, simple, optimal quality	Requires an iPhone and a TV compatible with AirPlay 2
Chromecast	Wireless, simple, compatible with Android and iOS	Requires a Chromecast dongle and a stable Wi-Fi connection
HDMI	Universal, no internet connection required	Requires an HDMI cable and an adapter depending on the phone's port
Smart TV	Wireless, integrated into the TV, optimal quality	Requires a Smart TV compatible with Netflix and a stable internet connection
Box	Integrated into the TV decoder, optimal quality	Requires an internet box with a TV decoder compatible with Netflix
Game console	Integrated into the game console, optimal quality	Requires a Netflix-compatible game console and a stable internet connection

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Conclusion

Netflix is ​​a video streaming service that offers a wide selection of content on all connected screens. To stream Netflix to your TV from your phone, you have several options, depending on the type of TV and smartphone you own.

You can use AirPlay if you have an iPhone and an AirPlay 2 compatible TV, Chromecast if you have an Android and a Chromecast dongle, HDMI if you have a computer and an HDMI cable, or Smart TV if you have a connected television with the Netflix app built in.

Whichever option you choose, you can enjoy Netflix on the big screen in a few simple steps. However, you might occasionally encounter Netflix Error NW-2-5 , which indicates an internet connection problem. So, check if your network is compatible with Netflix before you begin!