Hi all.
Found the link below that made mirror iPhone screen on ESP32_TFT without code attached.
I didn't get much idea how to code it, need help on clue of code, or other source may have similar project?
Thanks
Adam
Hi all.
Found the link below that made mirror iPhone screen on ESP32_TFT without code attached.
I didn't get much idea how to code it, need help on clue of code, or other source may have similar project?
Thanks
Adam
Have you tried the ESP32 forum?
I tried there also, because I used Arduino IDE, here so.
it's not an iPhone, it's Android. Android devices can stream their screens using RTSP with some apps. These apps allow you to broadcast your screen over the network, and you can connect to it from other devices using an RTSP client.
The code running on the ESP32 is likely an RTSP client
You won't get that with an iPhone, screen sharing would be through AirPlay and whilst there are hacks to get Airplay audio to work, I'm not aware of any workaround for video.
Great!
Thank you J-M-LJackson.
Can you please help me because I also want to make a thing like this
It’s not possible without heavy development on the iPhone side and likely special entitlement . What’s your skillset ?
I am not using iPhone I am using Android
then hijacking a topic called "How to mirror iPhone screen on ESP32_TFT ?" is probably not the best idea...
➜ I would suggest you start your own topic.
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Truly I don't have any idea about it
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best regards Stefan
About what ? creating your own topic ?
Mirroring directly from iPhone to an ESP32_TFT is tricky since iOS doesn’t support native casting to that kind of device. I’ve used DoCast for general screen mirroring over Wi-Fi — it won’t connect to ESP32 directly, but it can help in setups where an intermediate device (like a Chromecast or similar) is involved.