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I have connected my MacAir to Samsung TV using HDMI through an adapter. Connection shows that Samsaung TV is connected. But AirPlay is constantly on and off, looking for AppleTV. I turned off the mirrioring option. Still doesn't work.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.13
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It doesn't work by turning off bluetooth. And no, i don't have any mouse or other cable or wireless device connected to my Mac Air.
I was using display adapter to connect to my Samsung TV using HDMI. Because of using adapter and Airplay constantly looking for Apple TV, my Mac screen won't stay on the TV.
Now i get rid adapter. I am using Display-HDMI cable to connect to my TV. My Mac screen stays on Samsung TV now. But if i open AirPlay from Menu Bar, it is still constantly looking for AppleTV, switching between 'Off' and 'Looking for Apple TV'.
I just don't understand why Mac Airplay is still looking for 'Apple TV' while i have cable directly connected to TV. Any ideas?
Try turning Off Bluetooth as a test.
Assuming you have wired KB & Mouse.
Any progress?
Airplay Constantly looking for Apple TV on HIDMI connection
