How to stream FightCamp to a TV

As of right now, there are two methods to stream on your TV:

 

On an Apple TV through airplay 

See this step-by-step guide from Apple to learn how to mirror your iOS device to a TV. Using this method might cause some lag, especially with an inconsistent or poor WiFi network, or one that has a weak signal. To reduce the lag, it is optimal to have a strong router and to have your phone and set up in the same room.

 

 

With the Apple Lightning to HDMI adapter (also called Lightning Digital AV Adapter) or the USB-C to HDMI adapter (used for iPhone 11 and newer & iPad Pro 11 newer)

 

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This is the best way to stream FightCamp to your TV without experiencing latency problems. Use the Apple adapter with any HDMI or USB - C cable connecting your iOS device to your TV - there shouldn't be any lag this way!

*Note that the official Apple adapters are of much higher quality than other Lightning to HDMI adapters or USB-C to HDMI adapters on the market. Unfortunately, another brand may negatively affect your experience, cause lag with the audio, stop working regularly, and affect the workouts' display.

 

    Roku + Apple Airplay and Home Kit compatibility

HERE is a step-by-step process to check model numbers, set up airplay, and troubleshoot for the Roku device. 

Below are Roku Software versions you need to successful stream Airplay & Home Kit 

Device	Model
Roku TV™	Axxxx, Cxxxx, CxxGB, 7xxxx
Roku Ultra	4800, 4670, 4661, 4662, 4660, 4640
Roku Premiere	4630, 4620, 3920
Roku Streaming Stick®+	3811, 3810

*To use AirPlay and HomeKit, your compatible Roku device must be running Roku OS 9.4 or higher. Roku devices check for updates every 24 - 36 hrs.

The Apple devices below support streaming audio and video with AirPlay 2.

• iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 12.3 (released in May 2019) or later
• Mac with macOS Mojave 10.14.5 or later