Make sure no network protection application (like Pi-hole or pfBlockerNG) is causing the issue. See if connecting the devices without a Wi-Fi extender (if used) solves the Airplay issue. You can also make sure no VPN on the devices like the TV, Apple device, or router is causing the issue.If the issue persists, then check if re-pairing the TV and the Apple device (like iPhone) through Bluetooth solves the Airplay issue. If that did not do the trick, then check if enabling Bluetooth and selecting TV sorts out the Airplay issue. Check if using Airplay after disabling Bluetooth solves the problem.Check if restarting all the devices (the TV, Apple products like Mac, and networking equipment), unplugging their power cables for 5 minutes, plugging back the power cables, and powering on the devices sorts out the Airplay issue.Your Samsung TV supports the Apple Airplay feature.You can fix Airplay by trying the solutions below but before that, make sure you fulfill the basic troubleshooting steps:
In some cases, the Samsung TV is even not shown as a device in Airplay. The issue arises when the user tries to Airplay content from an Apple product to a Samsung TV but fails to do so. Moreover, the wrong configuration of the Samsung TV’s Settings (like Auto Protection Time, IP Remote, IPv6, etc.) may also cause the issue at hand. Airplay might not work on your Samsung TV if the firmware of the TV or the OS of the host device (like a Mac) is outdated.
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