When I clicked to open it, I got another request to allow connection on the TV. I opened up Smart View again, on the phone and this time I saw the TV. I went back to Smart Things hoping it was solved, but found that the only option that I had was sending media (pics, videos and music) from the phone to the TV.ĥ. It said they were connected via Wifi Direct.
#Reflector 3 failed to connect to device via smart view tv
I selected the TV from the phone and this time a different permission request popped up on the TV. If I tried connecting to the phone by selecting it on the TV, it wouldn't work.ģ. This time, both devices found each other, BUT. I went to the TV and selected Menu, Network and again I selected Wifi Direct. I went to Settings, Connections, Wifi and hit the Wifi Direct option. Both of my devices were on the same Wifi connection so I didn't understand why they didn't see each other. Just before I started these steps, I had also opened up smart view just to see what would happen. I personally think that steps 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 and 8 are what did it, but wanted to list everything I did. Each time that I attempted one of these connections, I received permission requests between the two devices. This is what finally worked, but I am admitting to you that I dont know which of these steps were actually necessary. It just wouldn't connect when I clicked them. When I went to Smart Things, my TV was there and most of the time I had the mirroring options. No matter what I did with my new S9+, I couldn't get any of it to work. I like to mirror my phone to the TV sometimes, but I often mirror the TV to the phone when I'm outside. I do a lot of work outdoors and I have an outdoor Wi-Fi extender. Before I did the following steps, my connection was horrible IF I got it to connect at all. I was able to finally fix my connection to my smart TV. I am adding this because mine wouldn't work until I did a few other things. Juarez10, those are definitely the right steps.
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