How to Cast Video from YouTube App on iPhone or iPad to Roku

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In this video I'll show you how to cast a video from the YouTube app on your Apple iPhone or iPad to your Roku device. The only requirement to do this is that your iPhone, iPad and Roku devices must be connected to the same wireless network.

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Introduction: 0:00
Steps to Cast Video from YouTube App on iPhone or iPad to Roku: 0:17
Conclusion: 1:35

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Video Transcript:
Step 1. Make sure your Roku is turned on and the YouTube app is installed. If you want to go the extra step, you can go ahead and open the YouTube app on your Roku, but that isn't required.

Step 2. Open the YouTube app on your iPhone or iPad, and then make sure the video is playing that you want to cast to your Roku device.

Step 3. Tap the video to bring up the onscreen menu, and then tap the "Casting" icon at the top of this menu. The Casting icon looks like a TV screen with a wifi icon in the lower left corner. A window opens at the bottom of your screen asking you to select a device to cast your YouTube video to.

Step 4. Tap the name of your Roku device you want to cast your YouTube video from your iPhone or iPad to. You'll now see a message on your iPhone or iPad that that this video is now playing on your Roku. When you look at your Roku, you should now see your YouTube video playing on the screen.

You can stop the casting at any time by tapping the "Casting" icon on your iPhone or iPad, and then tapping "This Device" in the menu that pops up. Your video will resume playing in the YouTube app on your iPhone or iPad, and will stop playing on your Roku device.



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