This form of screen mirroring was initially possible between iPhone and Apple TV, but thanks to an Airplay Receiver-Reflector, you are now able to screen mirror your iPhone on MacBook. This method is also known as Airplay Mirroring, and it's where you mirror your iPhone screen to Mac wirelessly. And as we already mentioned, you will be able to record the screen, and to do so, you just need to tap the red circle in the player bar for it to start recording. Once that's done, then your device should start mirroring on your Mac right away. Then from the “New Movie Recording” section, you will see a drop-down menu which when you click, you will see your iPhone's device name from the list. After that, go to the menu and click “file” and then select “New Movie Recording”.

Then launch the QuickTime player on your MacBook. The very first thing you need to do is to connect your iPhone to your MacBook using a USB cable.

Steps to mirror iPhone to MacBook using QuickTime What's more, to be able to screen mirror iPhone to Mac, ensure that your operating system is macOS X Yosemite or any newer OS and that your iPhone has iOS 8 or any other newer version. Now, to do all these, you will definitely need a USB cable. With a QuickTime player, you are not only able to see exactly what you are seeing on your iPhone, but you can also make a video recording of your Mac screen, including a video of a game review, working demo, or photo slide shows and many more. QuickTime player is a multimedia framework developed by Apple Company that is preloaded on mac and is capable of capturing anything that's on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod's screen. Is your phone screen successfully mirrored to the PC? Now, you can control your phone from your PC.

Step 5.Go to 'Settings', then enter 'Bluetooth' and pair the bluetooth between your phone and computer. Go to 'Control Center' and click 'Screen Mirroring'. Step 2.Connect the two devices with the same Wi-Fi connection. Step 1.Download the iMyFone MirrorTo app and install it on your PC.

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