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This issue seems to exist regardless of which dongles, display connectors and adapters, or display cables are used, and whether or not it’s a compatibility issue between the M1 Mac series and certain external displays, a bug with macOS that has yet to be resolved, or some other problem, is not yet clear.

Make sure that you have the latest version of iOS.If you’re experiencing external display issues with an M1 Mac, read on to learn about possible fixes and workarounds to the display flickering, white noise showing, black screens that won’t wake, or other similar issues.

Accessories that convert a VGA or HDMI signals to different video formats (DVI, Composite, Component) aren't compatible.

Remove any VGA or HDMI extension cables or converters.

Make sure that your VGA or HDMI cable works, since the issue could be with the cable.

Disconnect and reconnect your adapter from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and from your TV, monitor, or projector.

If you try to play these movies, shows, and streaming videos using a non-HDCP digital connection-like the Apple VGA Adapter-an alert will ask for an HDCP-compatible device. Movies, TV shows, and certain streaming video apps require High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP). Your content might not be compatible with your adapter.

If an alert says that an HDCP-compatible device is required Check compatibility on the app's info page in the App Store or contact the developer. The app might not be compatible with your adapter. If an app doesn't display video or play audio To hear audio with a VGA adapter, you need to connect to the headset jack on your TV, monitor, projector, or stereo. If you're using a VGA adapter, it doesn't carry audio signals. Make sure that you're using a Digital AV adapter (which has an HDMI port).

You'll find a few additional troubleshooting steps here, in the article titled About Apple Digital AV Adapters for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch :įind out what to do when you have the following issues. If that's the adapter you're using, you should have the male Lightning cable end connected to your iPhone, correct? Do you have a Lightning cable connected to the port next to the HDMI port currently? If you disconnect it temporarily, does it then consistently mirror? Testing this would help narrow things down a bit.

Is that right? Are you using the adapter shown here in this link, or a different adapter? Lightning Digital AV Adapter If I'm understanding correctly, it sounds like you're finding that it alternates between charging and mirroring when connected. I see you're running into an issue with a Lightning to HDMI adapter. Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.