Mirroring iPhone Display to Mac

This video tutorial demonstrates how to mirror an iPhone's display to a Mac using both wired and wireless methods. It covers using QuickTime for a wired connection and Reflector 3 for a wireless connection, highlighting the steps and features of each method. The tutorial also discusses the trial limitations of Reflector 3 and provides a comprehensive guide to setting up these connections on iOS 12 and Mac OS Mojave.

What is the main purpose of the video tutorial?

• To explain the features of Mac OS Mojave.

• To show how to use FaceTime on a Mac.

• To demonstrate how to install iOS 12.

• To teach how to mirror an iPhone display to a Mac.

Which application is used for mirroring the iPhone display to a Mac using a wired connection?

• Safari

• iTunes

• QuickTime

• FaceTime

What is the first step in setting up a wired connection using QuickTime?

• Open Safari

• Select a new movie in QuickTime

• Connect to iTunes

• Start FaceTime

Which application is recommended for wireless mirroring of the iPhone display?

• AirPlay

• Reflector 3

• Bluetooth

• iCloud

What must be done on the iPhone to start wireless mirroring with Reflector 3?

• Start FaceTime

• Connect to iTunes

• Open Safari

• Access Control Center and select Screen Mirroring

What is a limitation of the Reflector 3 free trial?

• It does not support iOS 12.

• It has a watermark on recordings.

• It only works with Mac OS Mojave.

• It cannot record the display.

How long is the free trial period for Reflector 3?

• 10 days

• 3 days

• 5 days

• 7 days

What is a benefit of using Reflector 3 over a wired connection?

• It is faster.

• It does not require any software installation.

• It is free without limitations.

• It allows wireless mirroring.

What versions of iOS does the tutorial cover for mirroring?

• iOS 10 and 11

• iOS 12 and 13

• iOS 11 and 12

• iOS 13 and 14

What is the main takeaway from the tutorial?

• Mirroring is only possible with Reflector 3.

• Both wired and wireless mirroring options are available.

• Wireless connections are not possible.

• Only wired connections are reliable.