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This wikiHow teaches you how to watch YouTube videos on your TV screen for a more immersive experience. The easiest way is to use the YouTube app on your Smart TV, player or game console, and then browse for videos with your regular remote. If your TV or player doesn’t have the YouTube app but supports slideshows or AirPlay, you can play YouTube directly from your computer/phone/tablet.
Steps
Using a smart TV or transmitter
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Select the YouTube app on the TV. This method will work if you have an Apple TV, a Smart TV with the YouTube app, as well as most TV streaming devices like the Amazon Fire Stick, Roku, and some other game consoles. Look for the white and red YouTube icon with a triangle on the TV’s app screen. When the app launches, the Sign In screen opens.
- If you don’t have the app, you’ll need to download it from your TV’s app store. For example, if you have an Apple TV, you can download YouTube from the TV’s App Store (the blue “A” icon on the home screen).
- If you want to watch with subtitles, you’ll need to enable it in your TV or streaming device’s settings. For example, with Apple TV, go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Subtitles and Captioning and select an option. [1] X Research Source
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Go to https://www.youtube.com/activate on your computer, phone or tablet. The “Connect a device” page will open for you to enter the code just displayed on the TV.
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Sign in with your Google account on the TV. After you log in, a list of YouTube accounts will appear.
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Select a YouTube account. After you select, a confirmation code will appear on the TV screen.
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Enter the code on the TV in the “Connect a device” page and then click Next . YouTube will ask if you’ve allowed the TV to access your account.
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Click Allow access on the confirmation page. After a while, you’ll be signed in to your YouTube account on your TV. You can now use your regular remote to browse, view and manage videos. [2] X Research Source
Slideshow from phone/tablet
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Connect to the same Wi-Fi network that the TV uses. You can only project YouTube to your TV when your devices share the same wireless network.
- Apply this method if you have a Smart TV that supports projection or AirPlay. Many TVs today use both, and every Apple TV supports AirPlay.
- If your TV doesn’t support projection and AirPlay connectivity, you can still watch YouTube if you have a streaming device like Chromecast or Roku active and connected.
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Open the YouTube app on your phone/tablet. The app has a white and red icon with a triangle in the middle, which you’ll find on your home screen or app drawer. YouTube is usually pre-installed on iPhones, iPads, and most Android devices. If you’ve already deleted an app, you can still download it from the App Store or Play Store. [3] X Research Sources
- This method will not work on mobile web browsers. You need the YouTube app.
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Click on Cast 
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(Slideshow). This rectangular icon with a Wi-Fi bar is at the top of the YouTube app. A list of supported devices will appear.
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Tap the TV or streaming device. YouTube will appear on the TV screen. You can now use YouTube on your phone or tablet to select and play videos as you normally would.
- If you’re using an iPhone or iPad and projecting instead of playing via AirPlay, tap AirPlay & Bluetooth devices to see available devices.
- To turn subtitles on or off, tap your phone/tablet screen while the video is playing, tap the menu in the upper-right corner, and toggle the Captions option on or off.
Slideshow from your computer using Google Chrome
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Connect the computer to the same Wi-Fi network of the TV. You can only play YouTube to your TV if the devices are on the same wireless network. [4] X Research Sources
- Apply this method if you have a Smart TV or streaming device (such as Chromecast) that supports slideshows and you want to play YouTube from your computer through it. Most TVs today support projection, and Apple TV also supports AirPlay.
- If your TV doesn’t support slideshows but you have a Chromecast built-in (or another slideshow-enabled streaming device like a Roku), you can also watch YouTube.
- With AirPlay-compatible Mac computers and Smart TVs (for example, Apple TV and many other modern Smart TV models), you can use Safari with AirPlay. [5] X Research Source Open YouTube in Safari, start a video, click the AirPlay icon (looks like a screen) on the control panel, and select TV.
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Open Google Chrome with a red, yellow, blue and green circle icon. Applications are usually located in the Start menu or Applications folder.
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Go to https://www.youtube.com on Chrome.
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Click the Chrome menu ⋮ . This is the three-dot icon located in the upper right corner of Chrome.
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Click Cast in the menu. Chrome will start looking for a compatible device to project on.
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Select the device and then click Play . A Chrome window will appear on the TV screen.
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Watch video. You can start, pause, and stop videos using YouTube on your computer.
Advice
- Launch a web browser on your Smart TV and navigate to the official YouTube website if you don’t want to open the YouTube app. This method is suitable for those who do not want their Smart TV to be linked to their Google Account.
- If you don’t have a game console or Smart TV and still want to watch YouTube on your TV, connect your computer to the TV with an HDMI cable. This allows you to watch YouTube videos on your TV using your computer’s web browser.
Warning
- Note: YouTube viewing isn’t completely free if you use the app or certain consoles. For example, the Nintendo Wii and Wii U support free YouTube viewing, while the Xbox 360 and Xbox One will require users to pay to subscribe to Microsoft’s Xbox Live Gpd plan. To watch YouTube videos with a gaming console, you’ll need to follow the on-screen instructions to sign up for a subscription that allows YouTube access.
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