There is a fly on the mirror. How do I get it off

For the two to tether or mirror ,your insignia tv must be a smart tv .You will then connect Google Home to your tv and using the voice commands you can cast or mirror contents from your phone to the tv screem

Do you need the Bluetooth?
Most devices now connect via your home Wi-Fi network and you can cast between devices that way which is much quicker than Bluetooth.
If you are struggling to CAST, go onto your TV MENU,
Down to NETWORK,
Multimedia Device Manager,
This will list allowed devices, if none go back a step RETURN button,
Go to Screen Mirroring and follow the setup process.

Hope this helps.

A steeple cast is a move made by sending the fly high above you to backcast, rather than behind you as would normally be done. When the fly is high, you snap it forward to its target. The steeple cast is used when there is no adequate space at your back for a normal backcast. Wanna see it? Look here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxpz-rO9Dbc

yes, you will need an apple TV set up with your television. set up your apple tv with your television, connect to the wifi network on both devices and your screen will be mirrored

lickitysplit,

See my tip at http://www.fixya.com/support/r4690955-clean_lense_screen_in_projection_tv which explains the process.

Thanks for using FixYa and for the great rating.

hardrocko

This could be showing the signs of the lamp needing replacement. if not dust has accumulated (clean filters) onto the mirrors in the projector.

someone is going to have to look inside by either removing the rear upper part of the set or removing the entire front screen---neither is easy to do. But considering your trouble I would not be surprised if the mirror is cracked---the entire front screens would have to be removed to replace the mirror--special mirror and special handling--I have seen several break when someone is not careful putting in.

Projection TV correct? This may take some work but it is common for a spec of dust to settle onto the Mirror inside the TV, The back side of the TV screen or onto the Lens from which the Video image is projected. Some TVs have ports that allow you to access the inside of the TV from the side, others you must remove the screen.

This is not something to do every day or every week and it will not improve the picture. You only do this when you notice that it is dirty. Any more than that and you yourself will create a bigger problem. ONLY LIGHTLY DUST the screen. Soaps, water and windex will leave streaks, damage the screen and cause more trouble.

Projection TVs are the eqivalent of a big flashlight showing onto a wall. Put you hand in front of the light and you get a shadow.

Inside you TV there is a light (the TV picture) that bonces of a mirror attached to the inside of the back of the TV. The light reflects off the mirror onto the back of the screen. You view this refelected image from the front. Spiders commonly make webs inside the TV that appear in the picture. Dust Bunnies may get blown into an area and become stuck in the way. Sometimes a lite tap, shake or blow may remove this also.

You would be wrong. Lamps do not do that. They either work or they don't, they do not cast shadows or give half an image.

What is going on is the light tunnel has failed. It is a small, 4-sided mirrored tunnel that focuses the light into the optical chamber. It is directly behind the color wheel. I've seen this probelm dozens of times.