How to Cast Zoom Meetings to TV from Any Device

Casting your Zoom meeting to a TV screen is still incredibly useful today. A larger display helps you see every participant clearly, follow presentations, and feel more engaged in the conversation.

The latest Zoom app supports smoother screen mirroring across smart TVs, including Apple TV. You can cast Zoom meetings wirelessly through Wi-Fi or use an HDMI cable for higher-quality video and sound.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to:

• Cast Zoom meetings from Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android devices
• Use Chromecast and AirPlay to mirror Zoom on your TV
• Enhance your Zoom app experience with AI-powered tools

Tips for the Best Casting Experience

Before you cast your Zoom meeting to a TV, check your setup to prevent lag, poor audio, or dropped connections. These quick tips help you get smoother screen mirroring and better video quality across devices.

• Use a stable Wi-Fi network or HDMI cable. Keep your computer or mobile device and smart TV on the same network. For the most reliable signal, use a wired HDMI cable connection.
• Close background apps. Shutting down extra programs keeps your Zoom app running smoothly and maintains clear video quality.
• Update your software. Make sure you’re using the latest Zoom app version and update your Apple TV or smart TV firmware for the best results.
• Check audio output. Select your TV speakers as the main audio source for clear sound during your Zoom meeting.
• Keep your device charged. Screen mirroring drains battery fast, especially on mobile devices. Plug in your laptop or phone before starting long Zoom meetings.

💡 Pro tip: Use Tactiq’s In-Meeting AI to get real-time summaries and instant action items while casting Zoom meetings. Ask AI during discussions to capture key insights as they happen.

How to Cast Zoom to TV From Any Device

You can cast your Zoom meetings to a TV screen using a desktop/laptop, tablet, or mobile device. The process depends on what device you’re using and the type of smart TV or casting tool you have.

The Zoom app supports multiple screen mirroring options, including Chromecast and Apple AirPlay. Each lets you share your Zoom call on a larger screen without extra setup.

Before you start, make sure both your TV and device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network or use an HDMI cable for a wired connection. Then, follow the steps below to mirror your Zoom meeting onto the TV using your device of choice.

How to cast Zoom meetings to TV from Windows

Casting Zoom meetings from your Windows computer gives you more control over screen sharing and display options. You can connect wirelessly or use an HDMI cable for a stable setup.

1. Open the Zoom app and join your Zoom meeting.
2. Press Win + K or open the Project/Connect menu from the taskbar.
3. Select your TV device from the list of available wireless displays.
4. When your TV screen mirrors your computer, continue your Zoom meeting as usual.

How to cast Zoom meetings to TV from Android phone or tablet

You can mirror your Zoom meeting from an Android phone or tablet to a smart TV in just a few taps. Most Android devices include built-in screen mirroring tools that make it easy to connect.

1. Open Settings or swipe down from the top of your screen to access Quick Settings.
2. Tap Smart View, Cast Screen, or Screen Mirroring, depending on your Android version.
3. From the list of available devices, select your TV or casting device.
4. When prompted, confirm the connection on your TV screen.
5. Open the Zoom app and join your Zoom meeting. Your phone screen will now appear on the TV display.

How to cast Zoom meetings to TV using Chromecast

Chromecast makes it easy to cast your Zoom meeting to a TV screen without any cables. Many smart TVs now have Chromecast built in, but you can also use a separate Chromecast device.

1. Start or join your Zoom meeting on your computer.
2. Open Google Chrome and click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.
3. Go to Cast, save and share → Cast.
4. Under Sources, choose one of the following:

• Cast tab if you’re using the Zoom web client in Chrome.
• Cast screen to mirror your entire desktop if you’re using the Zoom app.

1. Select your Chromecast device and confirm.
2. Choose the screen displaying your Zoom meeting and click Share.

Your meeting will appear on the TV screen, while your computer’s webcam and microphone stay active. Keep your laptop in front of you so other participants can still see and hear you.

Cast Zoom from a phone using Chromecast

1. Open the Google Home app and select your Chromecast device.
2. Tap Cast my screen → Cast screen to mirror your phone display and audio.
3. Open the Zoom app and join your Zoom meeting. Your call will appear on the TV as long as Zoom stays active on your screen.

How to cast Zoom meetings to TV using Apple screen mirroring (AirPlay)

Apple screen mirroring, also known as AirPlay, lets you share your Zoom meeting from a Mac, iPhone, or iPad to a Zoom Room TV or Apple TV. It uses Apple’s AirPlay protocol to connect both devices on the same Wi-Fi network, so you can join or present without cables.

Before you begin:

• Make sure Apple’s screen mirroring is enabled in your Zoom Room settings.
• Your Zoom Room must be updated to the latest version.

How to cast Zoom meetings using AirPlay from macOS

1. On your Mac, click the Screen Mirroring icon in the top-right menu bar.

2. Select your Zoom Room name from the list of available devices.

3. Enter the passcode displayed on your TV screen.

4. Your Zoom meeting will appear on the TV screen.

5. To stop sharing, click Disconnect AirPlay.

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How to cast Zoom meetings using AirPlay from iOS (iPhone or iPad)

1. Swipe up from the bottom of your screen to open the Control Center. Tap Screen Mirroring.

2. Select the Zoom Room name.

3. Enter the passcode displayed on the TV screen. Your iPhone or iPad screen will now appear on the Zoom Room TV screen.

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Enhance Your Zoom Meeting With Tactiq’s In-Meeting AI

After casting your Zoom meeting to the TV, make every discussion more meaningful with Tactiq’s In-Meeting AI. It gives you real-time summaries, context-aware answers, and action items while your meeting happens. No waiting for notes afterward.

You can ask AI questions during the meeting, clarify ideas, and get live insights as you talk, even when your Zoom meeting is displayed on a larger screen.

Tactiq’s In-Meeting AI lets you:

• Ask AI During Meeting: Get instant, context-based answers and surface key insights.
• View Real-Time Summaries: Follow live highlights of your discussion as it unfolds.
• Track Action Items: Generate next steps before the meeting ends.

Try it now: Install the free Tactiq Chrome Extension and bring real-time AI summaries, action items, and insights to every Zoom meeting.

To learn more about how to use Tactiq’s in-meeting AI, check out these articles:

• What is in-meeting AI? The Future of Smarter Calls
• How to Use AI Chat in Meetings

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Wrapping Up

Casting your Zoom meetings to a TV screen makes calls more engaging and easier to follow.

To take your meetings even further, pair your setup with Tactiq’s AI tools. You’ll capture key points, generate summaries, and turn ideas into follow-up actions automatically while staying focused on the discussion.

With a bigger screen and smarter tools, your Zoom meetings can be clearer, more productive, and more collaborative.

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FAQs About Casting Zoom Meetings to TV

Can I cast Zoom with audio to my TV?

Yes. When you mirror your screen using Chromecast, AirPlay, or Smart View, your Zoom meeting audio also plays through the TV speakers. Make sure your TV is selected as the main audio output.

Does Zoom support native casting?

Yes. The Zoom app supports screen mirroring through AirPlay, Chromecast, and wireless display options, depending on your device.

Can I cast my Zoom meeting to my TV?

Absolutely. You can cast Zoom meetings from your computer, phone, or tablet to any smart TV using Chromecast, AirPlay, or an HDMI cable.

How do I cast my screen to a TV?

Enable screen mirroring from your device settings. Select your TV or casting device from the list, confirm the connection, and open the Zoom app to see your Zoom meeting on the TV screen.

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