How to share the screen of your nintendo switch

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Step by Step -- How to share the screen of your Nintendo Switch

Turn on your Nintendo Switch and make sure it is connected to the Internet.
In the ⁤main menu,‌ select the option ⁣ «Settings».
Within “Settings”, choose the option «Parental⁢ control⁢ and⁢ family».
Choose "Share screen" and then choose the ⁤option "Connect to a smart device".
Open the “Nintendo Switch Online” app on your smart device and select the ⁤option "Share screen".
On your Nintendo ‌Switch, select your smart device from the list of available devices.
Confirm the connection ⁤on your smart device.
Now your Nintendo Switch screen is will share on your smart device, which will allow you stream your game live o record screenshots and videos to share on social networks.

Connect the Nintendo Switch dock to the external display using an HDMI cable.
Connect the ⁤dock to⁤ a power source.
Place the Switch console in the dock.
Turn on the external display and select the HDMI source to which the console is connected.

The Nintendo Switch ⁣Online app is a companion app that allows you to share your console's screen on other ⁢devices over the internet.
To obtain it, download it from your device's application store (App⁤ Store or Google Play).
Sign in with your Nintendo Switch Online account or create a new account if you don't have one.

Open the Nintendo Switch Online app on the device you want to view the screen on.
Sign in with your Nintendo Switch Online account.
Select the “Share screen” option in the application.
Choose the console you want to use for screen sharing.

Nintendo Switch Online's screen sharing feature only allows you to do so on one device at a time.
If you need to share your screen on multiple devices, each device will need its own Nintendo Switch Online account and app installed.

The Nintendo Switch Online app does not allow you to control the console directly from the device on which you are viewing the shared screen.
Control of the console must be done remotely through the Joy-Con controllers or a Pro Controller.

The quality of the image when sharing the screen depends on the speed of the internet connection on both the console and the device where it is displayed.
Under ideal conditions, the quality can reach up to Full HD (1920×1080)⁤ at 60 frames per second.

Yes, you can connect headphones to the device you are viewing screen sharing on to listen to console audio.
The Nintendo Switch console also allows you to use headphones connected to it⁢ to listen to audio while screen sharing.

No, Nintendo Switch Online's screen sharing feature is designed exclusively for screen sharing on devices connected to the same network.
If you want to share content on social networks or streaming platforms, use the console's screenshot or video feature and share it manually from there.

Yes, you can share your Nintendo Switch screen on a TV via the dock and on a mobile device via the Nintendo Switch Online app at the same time.
Each screen will show the same image of the console in real time, allowing you to play on the TV while someone else views the screen on another device.

See you later, geekplay! Now, let's share the screen of your Nintendo Switch and start playing like never before! 🎮