This feature was a selling point of the 2014 H Series TVs, to stream the TV screen to your phone or tablet. The feature disappeared after a few updates of the associated app in less than a year time.
I don’t have an android device, so I don’t know: is screen mirroring not a standard Android feature? It’s built into every IOS device. I mirror my tablet (via voice command) to my AppleTV quite often.
Screen mirroring is a standard feature for years for every Android as I know.
The extra thing was back at 2014, that you can see your TV’s screen on your phone. First they removed the HDMI input mirroring, then they removed the whole feature…
I see. I don’t have to see my TV’s screen on my tablet because I can just use the AppleTV app to get the same content. But it’s all streaming, I don’t watch over the air or cable broadcasts anymore. (I live in a valley between hills, even at the best of times we only got two channels over the air.)
That’s one of the points, who uses nowadays DVB-T service. Or any tuner in the TV, most cable, satellite or IPTV provider uses set-top boxes for encoding/encrypting the signal, and all connected through HDMI.
They must have ran into some sort of legal implications when the TV screen was mirrored to the phone or tablet. I wouldn’t be surprised if they would do it again. And the feature would be removed in the near future.