sooka documents Android screen mirroring to its TV Stick using the same Wi-Fi network. Open the phone’s casting or mirroring control and select the receiver named sooka TV-v1. The exact phone label may differ. This procedure shares the phone screen; a particular app’s protected video playback and an iPhone route require their own support information.
Choose screen mirroring deliberately
Decide whether the goal is to show the phone’s screen or to open a television app directly on the stick. The publisher describes both Android mirroring and native apps from the stick’s Google Play store. Those are different control paths. In the mirroring path, you begin from the phone; in the native-app path, you navigate the stick’s application.
For example, someone showing a phone-based presentation has a screen-sharing goal. Someone wanting a television app’s own interface may prefer its supported native route. Identifying the goal first makes the result easier to recognise and avoids searching the stick’s app catalogue for a receiver connection that begins on the phone.
Follow the documented Android connection
sooka notes that phone manufacturers can use names such as Cast, Smart View, Screen Share or Screen Mirroring. Use the relevant phone control rather than assuming that all Android phones have an identical icon. The broadcaster platform’s instructions identify the receiver name to look for.
- Confirm that the Android phone and sooka TV Stick are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
- Open the phone’s quick controls and locate its screen-casting or mirroring feature.
- Start the device search and select sooka TV-v1 from the available receivers.
- Observe whether the expected phone screen appears on the television before opening the material you intend to share.
A receiver connection and a video entitlement are different results
A mirrored home screen establishes that you selected a receiver and can see the phone display. It does not establish that every application will transmit its video through that method. Check the particular app’s current supported-viewing guidance when the phone screen mirrors but a programme does not.
| Observation | Useful next check |
|---|---|
| Receiver absent | Same Wi-Fi and the phone’s actual mirroring feature |
| Phone screen appears | Confirm that it is the intended receiver |
| Screen mirrors but one app’s video does not | That app’s supported casting or mirroring conditions |
| Want the stick’s own player | Use the supported native app route instead |
Stop the connection from its source
The official procedure ends by returning to the phone’s casting or mirroring control and choosing disconnect or stop. Confirm that the shared screen has ended, especially on a household television used by several people. Keep the phone’s role visible in any instructions you pass on.
If the result remains unclear, record the phone model, the exact casting-control label, whether sooka TV-v1 appeared and whether any phone screen reached the TV. These observations are more useful than reporting only that casting failed. Follow the separate official guidance for another phone platform; this Android procedure does not establish Apple AirPlay support.
Sources and review
- sooka TV stick Product Features — sooka