Use Your Cell Phone Data to Stream TV
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- Here are some working solutions for watching TV using only your cell phone data. Cut the cord from your cable or Internet provider! I also share a surprising trick that prevents throttling when you hit your data cap.
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Contents 0:00
1. HDMI Adapters 0:43
2. iPhone Adapter 1:22
3. Android Adapter 2:16
4. Screen Mirroring 2:50
5. Tethering 4:09
6. Tethering Data Trick 5:53
7. Cell Phone SIM Router 7:32
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this is the realest video I’ve found tonight on this topic by FAR lmao
I am off grid rv living right now and I was about to spend 600 dollars on starlink equipmen, i have all my streaming apps on my phone , think I'll try this first. Thank you so much for this info ❤
I have been trying to stream through my cellphone data and finally saw a very descriptive way to do it through the option of using the “Apple lightning to digital AV adaptor”. I will be purchasing the adaptor and letting you know how it works. Thank you for the detailed instructions.
Thank you for the information looking forward to using this and cutting the cord, which I been attached to for 28 Years
Hi Jason. Awesome tips! Love the TTL65 advice.. that's gold! Thanks for sharing :)) Thumbs up!!
Thanks so much for these great tips!
Going to try this.Will be in touch.Thanks
Thanks. Glad you have your channel
Thank You Sir, My hotspot speed was 5 Mbps before setting. After changing to TL=65 , I get 65 Mbps. Repeated calls to telco could not solve my problem. You did. Thank You again 😇😇😇
Very informative and no extra bullshit. Exactly what it should be. Thank you.
Amazing!!! Thank you fir sharing your knowledge!!!
Very clear and useful information. Thank you
Thank you for this.
Great video J! thanx man! 😀👍
Amazing! The things you thought you should , but didn't! Thanks
Thanks for your help and your support information
Thank you for the video, great job!
Thanks!! Great voice Brah!!
Thank you
Great explanation. I tell friends all the time, if your already paying for your cell phone why bother with broadband ( for people short of money it’s a perfect solution)❤🇬🇧
Great information 👍
Well done!! Sele you're doing a great job!! Keep it up!!!👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
Thank you, I will
Found you on Big truck big rv.
That rv setup was awesome, thanks for all your work.
Thanks for coming over
Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge
Thanks I will try it out
Best video i have found many thanks 😊
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOUUU SO MUCH !!!!
Thx
Super well done
Great tips!
Str8 to the point. Thank You!!
Thank you! The Belkin usb-c to hdmi + charge adapter worked great to stream from my android to tv in our rv. The charging feature did not work though. Is it possible that is because i used a cheaper hdmi cord? Thanks for the great advice so far!
You’re helping poor people like me. Thanks 🙏
Until you realize the adapter is so expensive lol
Cool thanks from the old guy
Really appreciate the very clear speaking on this video and there is a ton of great information here.
Superb information sir from India (Bangalore)
Thanks and welcome
Great
The voice here is calm, instructive and my uncle was able to focus. He said "I like the calm American voice". Well...
Yes, want to use Mobile Data and cut the internet and cable bill. Save money on the long run. Who has time for 150 channels unless jobless or couch potatoe.
Genious
Your a genius and I love your videos, keep up the great work bro.
Thanks, will do!
Care u sure
Ok to night
Thank you very helpful
Will the cabled devices work with non-MHL phones? Thanks.
6:50 > Teathering TTL 65 Handy to know these sort things .
What's the benefit thank you for reply
The TTL setting will let you use your hotspot and go past your data cap without throttling.
Thank you for your post. Amazon is sold out of the Apple adaptor you suggested. Can you suggest something lese please.
Would you recommend an Apple HDMI cable as well ?
I've heard from several people that the cheaper copycat versions of that adapter don't work. There is actually some electronics inside the apple adapter and that's the reason for the higher cost. You'll want to wait for stock or find another source to get that exact model to be sure it works.
Can we reset the TTL on her cell phone if we open up the developer options in our phone and able to go in there and change
for sure you know about screen mirroring. I am not a tech guy but this is the easy way I watch tv by my cellphone
The problem with screen mirroring as mentioned in the video is that it uses the Internet from the TV connection and won’t work directly using cell service. Try shutting off your home cable Internet and you will see what I mean. So that makes it problematic to cut the cord and use cell only.
Hi Jason. If you do the TTL65 change to a tethered Windows computer or laptop, will the setting survive a reboot or must you set it again every time the computer is rebooted or restarted from a cold start? Thanks again!!
If you use "netsh int ipv4 set global defaultcurhoplimit=65 store=persistent" on a PC it will store it permanently.
@@SeleTraining Awesome Jason! Thanks for the tip!!
@@SeleTraining will it hurt the computer if you change the TTL to 65 permanently? Sorry of that is a dumb question.
I thought this video was informative and helpful
Thank you for all this info...I’m trying to understand how I can save my Cell data on my iPhone by tethering with an hdmi cord for tv streaming/watching.....that being said I have been told that my iPhone has unlimited data but also 50 Gb of data on my hotspot....so is the unlimited data used when tethering and if so why does my hotspot have to be on ?
When you tether data from your cell phone you can go over the 50GB data cap without throttling. That’s one reason the adapter works well. It will still use up your hotspot data though so you can split the data. With the adapter you don’t need to enable the personal hotspot.
@@SeleTraining so let me make sure I understand correctly...if I tether my phone to the apple adapter and then to tv....I then will turn my hotspot off and I’ll be using the unlimited data on my phone but the image on tv will be bad....is that right....And do I need to turn the WiFi off as well ?
@@alnewer8280 Yes, the image from your phone is usually limited to 480p depending on your carrier. Some have options to upgrade it to 1080p though. But it will allow more data. The wifi setting won't matter. The adapter just displays what's on your phone screen.
@@SeleTraining So your basically saying if I want a better pixelated screen on my tv then I need to have my hotspot on....but however if I want to save my hotspot data and not use it then I suffer a lower pixelated screen on my tv....is that right
@@alnewer8280 WIFI won't matter. The image is 480p which isn't that bad actually. Another option is to get an Insty Connect and use your SIM in that device to get better quality. I have some videos on that router.
is there a solution to change the TTL on a Mac?
Yes, here is an example: superuser.com/questions/1335028/how-do-you-change-the-ttl-in-macos-high-sierra
@sele training So I've a daily data plan of 1.5gb on my cell phone does changing the TTL to 65 on my win 10 x64 gives me unlimited tethering data? Via USB tethering.
Possibly. You should already see unlimited data if you stream on your phone since it defaults to the correct TTL. If that is true then tethering with Windows using TTL will also have the unlimited streaming data.
@@SeleTraining My Phone doesn't have an unlimited data pack it's 1.5gigs daily... So that means no unlimited data for Desktop I get it... 🙃
@@ritankarbose8845 You can still get unlimited data with the TTL setting.
Someone help, please! I bought the Belkin adapter recommended. It worked great the first time I tried!. The next time i tried, weeks later, my Samsung phone is now trying to force me to use dex? I'm unable to stream with the belkin now, like Samsung wants me to buy their adapter? I can't figure out how to uninstall, and ofcourse, didn't actually install it in the first place! TiA for any help!
I don’t use a Samsung but here is a link with tips on Dec. you may be able to turn it off. www.att.com/device-support/article/wireless/KM1356584/Samsung/SamsungSMT727A
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Is there something else I need to do to get the USB c to HDMI adapter to work? I bought the same device mentioned in the video and when I plugged it into the phone nothing happened. Then I went and looked further online and saw that most phones don't appear to have the capability to transfer video out through the USB c port
It just plugs in. Make sure you have the TV set to the correct HDMI port. The Apple version is about $45. If you got a cheaper one they don't work correctly.
I have the same issue. Android phone, bought the Belkin adapter, double checked that tv is set to the right HDMI port but no signal. The device box does say the usb-c port has to be video capable. How can I resolve this?
@@bethcallis3299 I have the same issue with my Android phone. Have an A71 5G which apparently is not HDMI output capable through C port. Returning device.
Will setting the TTL to 65 avoid the hotspot speed cap as well as the data caps? Thanks-
Tricky question. If you have a hotspot data plan SIM it only provides data up to the cap and the TTL makes no difference. If you have a regular cell phone plan the TTL setting goes over the data cap without throttling the speed. Some plans have speed restrictions and it won’t change that.
@@SeleTraining Ty for the response. Great explanations of the different methods!
@@SeleTraining how do you know if your plan is Hotspot data plan Sim or regular?
@@bethcallis3299 The Hotspot data plans generally are what you purchase with a hotspot device for Internet only. Your carrier or bill will probably describe it as a data plan rather than a phone/text/data plan.
Please how can i use phone data to connect to panasoni viera tv that has ethernet port(RJ45) with wifi to RJ45 wiress adapter .it was sayiing check serve.
Thanks again for the video. I stumbled on a way to cast (or is it mirror?) UA-cam TV from an Android phone to the TV set. In the Roku settings, i was unable to get the Roku to recognize my phone. So I downloaded and installed the "Roku Screen Mirroring + Cast" app on my phone, which then prompted me to install it on the Roku. I couldn't get it to work. But, when I opened the UA-cam TV app on my phone, I noticed that my Firestick was one of the devices I could cast to. I casted to the Firestick, and saw that the video on the TV set was not blacked out! Of course, if the internet is down, I would have to use a second phone to hotspot the data to both the casting phone and the Firestick. Or, I could just hotspot the data directly to the Roku or Firestick, and watch UA-cam TV directly that way. Just thought I would share these thoughts with you.
That can work but the main issue is that you are using hotspot data from your phone. If you don’t have a true unlimited data plan you’ll quickly run out of data.
@@SeleTraining Thank you.
How stable is the adapter? I see many reviews saying if you just move the adapter too much it won’t work and/or it’s doesn’t work reliably
If you get the correct adapter listed in the description you should not have any problems. There are several cheaper clones that do not work well.
On the Verizon website, they say that their cellular data produces 480p video. Do you think that changing the TTL to 65 would improve the picture?
The 480p is based on the phone not the data throughput so the TTL wont change it. If you get an Insty Connect cell router then you won’t have the resolution limit.
@@SeleTraining Thank you for the explanation
I cut the cord with DirecTV several years ago I was mirroring my android phone (Samsung S9) with an adapter you mentioned in the video with both a C Port and HDMI at the end and was able to connect it to my Samsung TV HDMI port in the back. It was awesome 👍. However I since then bought another android phone, a Motorola to be exact and it doesn't work. I since then learned that only iPhones and Samsung android phone are the only phones that you can use to mirror to your TV. Is that true? I don't have internet. I prefer the mirroring type way I was using. Is there anything else I can do?
Most newer phones will allow you to connect to HDMI with an adapter. You just have to get the right adapter for the device you are using. For motorola phones you may want to check this out to enable mirroring: letsview.com/screen-mirroring-motorola.html#:~:text=1%20Enable%20Miracast%20on%20your%20TV%20or%20Miracast,list%2C%20tap%20on%20it%20to%20establish%20a%20connection.
Great video, Jason! My question is about the HDMI adapter for android. Our android phones have the standard micro-usb port. Will the Belkin USB-c HDMI adapter still work properly if used with a separate micro-usb to USB-c adapter plug? TIA! Cheers, Marc 👍
I would go with a direct adapter for micro usb to hdmi. Better to avoid the multiple connections.
@@SeleTraining Thanks for the prompt reply. Is there a link for a direct micro USB to hdmi powered adapter? 👍
@@marcjoondeph7779 I haven't tried those so I don't want to provide a link but if you do find one that works let me know and I can add it.
@@SeleTraining Thanks! I'll let you know. 👍
Wondering if you found a micro usb to HDMI adapter? We will be using a cell activated for this for a college student
Hello. I live in Canada. Our major cell providers offer unlimited data plans where the first 20gb are at full speed and once past the 20gb limit they throttle you down to 512 Kbps of speed. So, via tethering, hotspot, screen casting, usb c to ethernet adapter or usb c to hdmi adaptor is 512 Kbps good for streaming hd and 4k content on my tv using my cell phone? As well on a samsung A12 cell is there a way to avoid the throttling speed and change the ttl? Thank you.
The TTL setting will allow you to go past the 20GB limit without throttling for most carriers. Check out my Insty Connect videos for more information on that solution.
@@SeleTraining do you have a direct link or links?
@@SeleTrainingI have a samsung A12 cell. Can I change the ttl setting in it? If so would it be beneficial? I would like to get rid of my home internet and use my cell to tether / hotspot wifi to my tv for live IPTV and streaming services.
@@bigd8628 You don't need to change the TTL for a cell phone. It's alreay set to what you need. But the moment you tether is is going to throttle when you reach your data limit. That is why you need to use the phone adapter to connect to your TV because the cell phone does not limit the data. The alternative is to get an Insty Connect and put a SIM card in it to share data for all devices in your home. The Insty Connect has the TTL setting that will let you go past the data limit.
Can you change the TTL setting on a Mac?
Yes, here is an example: superuser.com/questions/1335028/how-do-you-change-the-ttl-in-macos-high-sierra
@@SeleTraining Thank you!
Has anyone tried the Belkin adapter with a Motorola moto e phone..2020 edition.
When you change the TTL to 65 does that effect my router or my PC? I’m having WiFi speed issues and just want to be sure.
It that does effect my modem how does I change my TTL back to what it was?
No real affect on the speed. A windows pc usually uses a TTL of 128 and you can set it back the same way.
I would like to connect my Android Samsung A21S to a non smart Samsung TV which has a "female" HDMI port. On the Android adapter you propose I see only another "female" HDMI port. What can I do ?
i tried the tethering with my jetpack and did not work. i set the TTL to 65 on my laptop, but i am only getting speeds of 1mbs.
Does it only work with cell phones?
It will only work with a regular cell line. The Hotspot data plans are limited to the data cap and will throttle even if you use the TTL setting. Those plans don't have the streaming data option.
I pay for Amazon Prime Video. I can’t get the app to work with my adapter using my cell data. I’m trying to use my 2018 iPad Pro. I’m not sure what brand my adapter is. I thought it might work because I pay for it. I can’t get WiFi where I live. Any suggestions? I’ve tried to get an Apple brand adapter for the iPad but couldn’t find one. My iPad uses a USB TYPE C. THANKS.
It has to be the Apple brand. That one has electronics inside and is why cheaper knockoffs don’t work.
Buna seara
How do you put remote on TV
You can’t with the adapter solution. If you are looking for a better solution check out my Insty Connect video. More expensive but gives you a whole house solution with streaming capability.
I can plug my Visible phone into my Linux Mint PC with a USB. Then use scrcpy command in terminal.
How to tether your phone to laptop
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I need to collect my phone to my internet so I can use my phone
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Does the adapter work with Motorola G Power?????
This adapter is for the iPhone but you should be able to find one for the Motorola. You just need on e that connects it to an HDMI.
Don't you have to have a usb-c 3.1 or higher to have video output from your phone? Most phones don't have this.
The iPhone still has the lightning connector
Have a moto g stylus phone with unlimited mobile data. Was told no video output thru USBC connection if true ? How to watch on smart tv as I have no wifi in area. If false what adapter do I need to buy to connect.
Not sure if the moto g but youll only need to find a hdmi adapter made for that phone and it will transfer the screen directly to the hdmi input on your tv. Super simple.
Visible Wireless offers unlimited hotspot data, with plans costing $30 and $45 per month. The $30 plan can "deprioritize" customers, but with the $45 plan, there will be less or no deprioritzation. Although for $50 per month you can get Verizon home internet.
Visible often limits your data speed to 5Mbps as well so you’ll want to check that. T-Mobile has unlimited home internet for $30/mo.
@@SeleTraining Thank you!
There used to be a app that would use your 4g service and give it to whatever device you wanted to use. My ISP limits my WiFi and I somehow hit the limit just watching tv no gaming or anything and my hotspot is limited to 25gb which goes fast.
It’s not cheap but check out my video on the Insty Connect. With the TTL setting you can bypass the 25GB limits on your cell plan.
I got a question how can I tether or use my data without being limited
The key is to make sure you have a TTL setting of 65. Take a look at my Insty Connect or MoFi router for more details on how that works.
My internet is down and i have firestick, thats the only way i watch tv. But since my internet service is down for a few days i cant watch tv. I have a GalaxyA21 phone and a Roku Tv, i dont use the roku on my tv bc i love firestick. I tried to hook my mobile hotspot, using phone data, up to my tv, it shows the name of my phone under network and i put in my password but it says, no internet. I have been without wifi for 2 days, no tv for 2 days and its driving me crazy!! Is there anyway i can connect my phone up to my tv and watch UA-cam or anything else on my tv from my phone
*How come only US made videos are simple and task oriented. No gibberish like the Phillipines TV to android connection? Is UA-cam favoring USA? Hmmm??*
Education and culture make a world of difference plus this technologies have been used for generations, couple that with widespread higher "standards of living" leads to wide spread common use of new technologies
Even if your broke or homeless in America, you have access to "luxuries" like first world infrastructure etc. And technologies as ubiquitous as this ones.
So yeah not only that, you tube was made by and for America. In its beggings.
I tried the tethering trick, now my computer won't pick up any websites. Any suggestions?
You can set the DNS to automatic and reboot. That should get it back to the default settings.
@@SeleTraining any idea I can try to do the 65 again
some companis dont allow this i guess.
atleast herre in nl
I was wondering if the computer using my cellphone Hotspot will eat way more data than if i were just watching on my cell?
It depends on how you set the resolution of videos.
@@SeleTraining thank you but in general is it the same data used from a tablet cell phone and computer if they were all at the same resolution?
@@kikijames7612 Yes, basically the same. Video is what uses the most data so that is why the resolution makes a huge difference.
Something doesn't make sense here. At 2:16, the narrator says that you can use an hdmi/usb-c adapter to transfer the video and audio from the phone to the T.V., but at 2:50, he says that yo need a different type of system to transfer video from the phone to the T.V., which he refers to as "Mirroring". Isn't what he described at 2:15 "Mirroring"?
The adapter is an HDMI connection to the TV. Mirroring is a wireless connection.
My old phone tethered to my Panasonic Viera no bother, this new Samsung Galaxy A12 just will not do it, and its driving me nuts.
Please how were you able to share you phone data with Panasonic viera. I tried it with EDUP wifi to RJ45 adapter it does not connect to server .
So if I use the tethering data trick, that will stop the throttling, but it will still continue to use my phone data, right? Sorry, this is wayyyy outta my lane lol.
Yes, it still counts all the data use but when you go over the data limit it won’t throttle the speed.
If you tether the internet connection from the phone to a computer, rather than use the hotspot feature, there is no throttling (??) at least that's what Verizon says
It won’t throttle but they drop you to 3g. Terrible speeds
@@SeleTraining Thank you. I see that's why you recommend the Insty Connect.
I don't have an adapo
Hi. I find it's just as expensive paying for apps as it is for 'cable'. Am I right?
Up to about $65 for live TV options but you can watch a bunch of TV shows with the free streaming apps too. It just depends on what channels you want.
So this is Cellular data and NOT mobile hot spot?
Yes. If you use a hot spot data plan it will throttle once you hit the data cap. With a regular phone SIM it will provide streaming data and the TTL setting will prevent throttling once you go past the data cap.
Idk how to hook my phone to my tv
Use the adapter described in the video. It connects to hdmi.
Im impressed but not with the price
I didn't enjoy it I would like to ask you a question I know there's a way that you can watch just a TV show without streaming or anything and put the screen on your TV without anything else other than your phone data and etc I think that's what you were trying to explain some of it I didn't understand cuz I have not been in computers for a long time but you're not streaming or anything you're just putting it on your TV to watch that particular program or a video or UA-cam or something like that a friend of mine does it I hope you understand that
With an adapter you can connect your cell phone to the HDMI on your TV and see the full screen view of your phone. The alternative is to do it wirelessly but as the video explains it can be problematic due to the licensing requirements.
@@SeleTraining I just want to watch UA-cam church videos in my TV. 😭 IDK how to do it. My mind is being renewed. . And soon I WILL BE better than before. I don't have wifi. If hooked to TV with cord.. 😩 ugh how do I changed the screen or volume etc?
Please and Thank You so much
None of this actually work. HDMi only works with MHL enabled device. Mirroring does not work with data hotspot, only wifi network, and tethering consumes too much data
This is not tethering or a hotspot. It uses the normal cell phone data which is not throttled. The hdmi adapter that is listed in the description of the video does work.
Not working
Make sure you get the correct adapter listed in the description of the video. There are many clones that do not have the electronics built in and will not work.
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Confuzed :(
Just got out on a 8 year prison term how is it that I know this much?