Our members have many different setups but everybody has been able to find a way to watch Team Body Project workouts via their television.
Look for the Team Body Project channel on your Roku, Apple TV, or use our Mobile App with Chromecast or Airplay. (Amazon Fire TV coming soon)
Don’t have any of these options? Check below for EASY instructions to set Team Body Project up on your TV. 😎
Apple Devices
Connect to your TV with an HDMI cable (iPhone & iPad)
The simplest way to connect your iPhone or iPad to a TV is to use Apple’s Lightning Digital AV adapter. You’ll also need an HDMI cable. Setup is easy:
Plug the HDMI cable into your TV on one end and into the Apple adapter on the other.
Plug your iPhone or iPad into the Apple adapter.
Use your TV remote to set the TV to the appropriate input for the HDMI cable.
Optional: you can also plug a charger into the Apple adapter’s second port to keep your device’s battery from draining.
Connect to your AppleTV with AirPlay (iPhone & iPad)
If you own an AppleTV, you can use AirPlay to mirror your iPhone or iPad to your AppleTV. Note: older devices may need updates, check Apple’s system requirements for AirPlay.
Be sure both the iPhone and AppleTV are connected to the same WiFi network. They’ll automatically detect each other.
Open Team Body Project’s mobile app (login with your same website username/email) or you can open the website via your internet browser.
Select any video and open it to fullscreen. Touch the AirPlay icon in the top right corner in the app or bottom right corner on the web player (it’s the box that looks like a TV).
The icon will open a list of devices to mirror to. Choose AppleTV. You’re ready to workout!
Connect to your TV with a MacBook
The latest MacBook models require a USB Type-C adapter to connect to your TV. Apple provides a Digital AV Multiport Adapter, or you can get away with a more affordable Anker USB-C to HDMI Adapter. Setup is simple:
Plug the USB-C end to your computer.
Plug the HDMI into your TV.
Android Devices and PC
Connect to your TV with HDMI cable (Android)
The most reliable way to get your phone, tablet or PC hooked up to the TV is with an HDMI cable. Practically every TV will have an HDMI port of some sort, which is used to transfer both audio and video from the same source.
Your phone won’t have an HDMI port, but there are handy adaptors that will attach the HDMI port onto your phone’s USB Type-C, micro USB, or lightning ports.
Some Android tablets will have mini HDMI or micro HDMI ports, which can connect directly to HDMI over a single cable. Whatever port you’re hoping to connect from, make sure your cable is compatible with that connection.
Plug the HDMI into your TV.
Plug the device specified cable to connect to your device
Connect to your TV with wireless casting (Android)
Casting is the process of wirelessly streaming content from your phone or tablet, by connecting to the same WiFi network as your television. Smartphone apps like AllCast will be able to cast directly to the TV for you, though most modern Android phones (Android 4.2 onwards) and Windows devices (Windows 8.1 onwards) will support the Miracast casting standard.
With Miracast, you simply head to your phone’s Display settings, check under Cast, and select Enable Wireless Display to check for nearby devices to cast to.
If you have a Chromecast Enabled TV check this article for the steps on ‘casting’ a tab from your laptop to your TV.
Connect to your TV with a PC
All flat-screen TVs offer at least one HDMI port, as do practically all non-Apple laptops that have been manufactured in the last eight years. HDMI is just about the best solution at the moment, as it supports both audio and video. All you need, therefore, is an HDMI cable to connect the two.
You could spend a small fortune on expensive HDMI cables, but the truth of the matter is that for HD video transmitted from your laptop, any HDMI cable will do. These are inexpensive and can be found on Amazon.