How to set up and use AirPlay

How to set up and use AirPlay

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AirPlay; When watching suitable content on the iPad, tap the screen to bring up the controls, tap the AirPlay icon and select the Apple TV. The content will then stream to the Apple TV.
Mirroring; Double tap the home screen button, swipe the application panel to the right, tap the AirPlay icon and choose the Apple TV. The iPad screen will then be streamed to the Apple TV.

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