There are a couple of tedious workaround “hacks”, etc that one can use to sideload apps, etc, but for what you want, a Chromecast is perfect, and fairly affordable. While Anker did an EXCELLENT job here, they knew from day 1 that there was room for improvement, and based on my research, they’ve listened to their customers and made a improvements in their upcoming capsule 2. The issue seems to be in DRM and Google Play Services. So, I have some experience, and I’m not just all moony eyes over the “free” product.
I had a 3M/Roku projector that I bought like 5 or 6 years back that ended up being stolen. This should not be hard as you only need to click on the software. Go to QuickTime on your Mac computer and launch. Ensure your cable is of good quality to avoid interruptions. Find an excellent Lightning to USB cable and use it to connect your iPhone to Mac.
Let me start off by saying that I really like my Nebula. Mirror iPhone on Mac Using QuickTime Step 1. Short story seems to be that a Chromecast dongle is your easiest fix for casting pretty much anything but Amazon based content the available app for using this service works passably anyway so… Hey folks! So, I just got my Nebula Capsule(won it through an Anker drawing with a year of Netflix… Awesome!), and I’ve already played around with trying to cast content or screen mirror.
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