This is more than enough to get a good view of movies, TV shows, etc.

Ever wanted to watch a movie on your phone from a projector? This article will go through the steps to connect your phone to your projector wirelessly.1) Place the projector in an area where you have plenty of space and plug it in2) Pair your mobile device with the wireless connection.3) View the video on your device (the video can be YouTube or any other app)4) Place the mobile device near or on top of the projector screen, with both devices within line-of-sight of each other.5) Make sure the projector's power is turned off6) On your mobile device, press and hold the Play/Pause button, then select the Projector option from the list.7) Accept any message from your device that asks to install an app on your phone (if available in app store).8) You can now control and play videos on your mobile device using the projector screen.This trick works best with a large screen that is at least 10 inches or more.

 

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Disclaimer: There is no guarantee that this trick will work on all mobile devices. Do not point your mobile device at any other electronic devices while projecting.Note: This trick is compatible with most Samsung and LG phones (and possibly other brands). It does not work with iPhones. This can be a great way to show off your phone's display for a presentation or movie night, which could also act as a fun way to spend time during the winter holidays. Enjoy!The above article contains all the information you need to know about how to connect my phone to my vankyo projector . Have a good day.Please feel free to add any updates, information, more images or anything else related to this article.In order to make this wiki a better research tool, we need your help! Many tasks need to be done. You can help by:If you have the time and knowledge, a wiki administrator should also see the list of wanted pages for an account of other things that need doing. Always see the Wanted Pages List for the most up-to-date list of desired articles. Also take a look at The Help Page for information on how to use and edit articles on this wiki. See the Community Portal for discussions on other subjects.This page was last updated on February 18, 2017 at 7:25 pm -0400We need your help to build this wiki. You can edit this article, add images and media, and create new articles. It is all free, so please join in! 

 

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