Currently screen sharing is not natively supported on mobile iOS/Android devices, however you can still screen share them using a computer and some software.
For iPhone/iPad, we'll be using Quicktime.
For Android, we'll be using scrcpy.
Sharing iPhone/iPad on MacOS:
- Connect your iPhone to your MacOS computer using a lightning cable.
(On newer Macbooks, you may need a USB-C to USB-A adapter) - Open QuickTime player by clicking the magnifying glass at the top right of the screen, searching "quicktime", and clicking "Quicktime Player".
- At the top left of the screen, click "File", then "New movie recording".
- Your camera will show by default. In the popup player controls, click the down arrow, and select your iPhone.
- You should now see your iPhone's screen on your Mac!
- Open up a StreamYard studio, and click Share, Share Screen at the bottom of the studio.
- In the screen share dialogue, choose the "Movie Recording" window.
This will look different on different browsers:
Firefox:
Chrome:
Sharing Android on Windows:
- Download the latest scrcpy release, and extract the downloaded .zip file.
- On your Android, enable USB debugging, and connect it to your computer using a USB cable.
Enabling USB debugging varies between devices, but there's a general guide available here (under "Enable USB Debugging")
In General: Go to Android settings, About Phone, and tap on "Build number" 7 times
Now, go back to Android settings, System (possibly), and Developer Options
Scroll down and enable "USB Debugging" - On your computer, in the scrcpy folder that was extracted, double click scrcpy.exe to run it.
If a prompt comes up on the Android asking for debugging permission, tap always allow, and allow.
- If necessary (after allowing debugging), close the scrcpy window that opened, and re-start it.
You should now see your Android's screen mirrored on your computer. - Open up a StreamYard studio, and click Share, Share Screen at the bottom of the studio.
- In the screen share dialogue, choose the scrcpy window. It will be named the model of your phone (in this case, KB2005.) This will look different on different browsers:
Firefox:
Chrome: