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  1. I have a couple of questions, will we be able to to cast to our tvs? Being able to to see larger goes a long way way when you reach my age (71)
    I love the academy & I’m looking forward to seeing what is new & exciting! 🤗 Deb

    1. Let me explain how you can watch our art tutorials on your TV screens for a better viewing experience.

      Wireless Methods

      Using Chromecast
      The simplest wireless solution is a Google Chromecast device, which costs around $35. Here’s how:
      – Plug the Chromecast into the TV’s HDMI port
      – Connect both phone and TV to the same WiFi network
      – Open the video app
      – Tap the Cast icon (looks like a TV with waves)
      – Select your TV from the list[1][4]

      Smart TV Options
      If members have a smart TV, they can:
      – Use built-in AirPlay for iPhones
      – Use built-in Chromecast for Android phones
      – Download streaming apps directly on the TV[6]

      Wired Connection

      HDMI Cable Method
      This is the most reliable way to connect:
      – Get a USB-C to HDMI cable (for Android) or Lightning to HDMI adapter (for iPhone)
      – Connect one end to the phone and the other to TV’s HDMI port
      – Switch TV input to the correct HDMI source
      – The phone screen will immediately display on the TV[1]

      Device-Specific Instructions

      For iPhone Users
      – Use AirPlay if you have an Apple TV or AirPlay-compatible smart TV
      – Open Control Center by swiping down from top-right corner
      – Tap Screen Mirroring and select your TV[4]

      For Android Users
      – Connect phone and TV to same WiFi network
      – Open video app
      – Tap Cast icon
      – Select your TV from the device list[4]

      You should choose the method that matches your available equipment. The wired HDMI connection offers the most stable and reliable viewing experience for watching your detailed painting tutorials[1].

      Different References for further details:
      [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUAnQ2Tcu4k
      [2] https://www.androidauthority.com/how-to-connect-a-laptop-to-a-tv-987441/
      [3] https://www.tomsguide.com/us/stream-video-tv-pc-mac-phone,news-18335.html
      [4] https://www.asurion.com/connect/tech-tips/how-to-connect-iphone-android-phone-to-your-tv/
      [5] https://missfreddy.com/digital-organizing/how-to-stream-videos-to-your-tv/
      [6] https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/how-to-play-your-iphone-or-android-phone-videos-on-your-tv/

  2. Dearest Ginger and Jon,

    This is so exciting. Thank you for your kindness. This is the only bill that has remained a constant. So appreciate both of you every single day.

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