Send music visuals to a TV or projector with HDMI or AirPlay

Separate the control screen from the picture

Full screen fills the current display. Audience Output places the visual on another display while keeping controls on your device. Connect the display, then verify the status in Presentation instead of assuming the connection is ready.

Presentation below the visual. Choose an audience display and start output; use Full Screen Here for this Mac.

Presentation below the visual. Audience Display reports whether a connected display is active.

Connect and verify

Connect a monitor with a supported cable or adapter. On iPhone and iPad, USB-C / HDMI audience output is detected automatically when supported by the device.

For AirPlay, use Control Center › Screen Mirroring and select the receiver. On Mac, extend the display and select it in Presentation. On mobile, wait for Audience Display: Active.

A cable or adapter’s advertised resolution is not a guarantee of every refresh rate or HDR mode. Check the complete device, adapter, cable, and display path, then rehearse the actual configuration.

Understand the AirPlay audio path

Screen Mirroring carries the visualization connection; the music player also has its own playback state and audio destination. When you use microphone capture, Kamilovision listens to the speaker in the room. If audio goes silent, check the player and its destination as well as the visual connection.

AirPlay adds transport delay and shares device and network resources. A wired display is useful for timing-sensitive sets. Apple Music audio routing and visualization output are separate; Help does not change either.

If the receiver is blank or shows controls

If the receiver stays blank or mirrors the controls, keep Kamilovision open, disconnect Screen Mirroring, and reconnect. Recheck Presentation and the receiver’s selected input.

Blank output: check Visuals Off / Blackout, Audience Display status, the cable, receiver input, and mirroring connection. Reconnect with Kamilovision visible.

Heat or uneven motion: lower resolution or quality, simplify animated layers, and try wired output. Check Current configuration; allow the device to cool before comparing.

Before you perform

1. Start listening to your selected audio source. Watch the input meter: activity confirms incoming sound, not necessarily a detected beat.
2. Open Calibrate Musical Response in Audio Input. Measure your music, then adjust the response while watching Glacier Run.
3. Connect a monitor with a supported cable or adapter. On iPhone and iPad, USB-C / HDMI audience output is detected automatically when supported by the device.
4. For AirPlay, use Control Center › Screen Mirroring and select the receiver. On Mac, extend the display and select it in Presentation. On mobile, wait for Audience Display: Active.
5. Changing quality can rebuild the fluid simulation resources and briefly interrupt a live visual. Choose quality before performing when possible. Fixed rendering keeps your chosen detail; performance protection can reduce the frame rate when the device is under load.