TV Cast 4K: Screen Mirroring

TV Cast 4K: Screen Mirroring

Smart TV mirror & video stream

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  • Released
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  • April 23, 2023
  • September 10, 2026

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Your photos and videos on the big screen in 4K and 60 fps — sent exactly as you shot them, nothing re-encoded, nothing thrown away. Plus your whole screen, your camera, and video from any website. No cable, no extra box, nothing to install on the TV. WORKS WITH THE TELEVISION YOU ALREADY HAVE TVs and streaming devices with built-in casting (the ones with a cast icon) — everything, including the screen itself Smart TVs from the major brands, over DLNA / UPnP — photos, video, music, and the screen; verified end to end on sets from 2018 to 2023 Streaming sticks and boxes — plus a built-in TV Remote for the most popular streaming platform Apple TV — through AirPlay in Control Centre UNDER THE HOOD DLNA / UPnP and built-in casting — the standards nearly every Wi-Fi TV made since 2015 already speaks. If your TV connects to Wi-Fi, it's very likely supported Your photos, videos, and screen go straight from your phone to the TV over your own Wi-Fi — no cloud in between, no account The TV receives the original file, not a re-encoded copy — that's how 4K and 60 fps survive the trip WHAT YOU CAN SEND Photos and videos from your library — 4K, 60 fps, untouched Video from any website, at the highest quality the site offers Your whole screen, live Your camera, a sketchpad you draw on, and voice messages to the room FREE, AND STAYING FREE Finding your television, connecting to it, the TV remote — and a free test cast, so you can watch it work on your own set before paying for anything. No account, no sign-up. THE SUBSCRIPTION One purchase opens everything the app can send to a screen. Try it first: the free trial is there so you can check it works with your own television. On Mac, screen mirroring is not available — it works on iPhone and iPad with the same purchase. Our auto-renewing subscription: Full access to every casting feature, for one year Subscription Length 12 Months Additional information about auto-renewable subscription: Your subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. The account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period and will inform you of the cost of the renewal. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription, where applicable. For more detailed information see Privacy Policy & Terms of Use: Privacy policy: https://sblinov.com/applications-privacy-policy/ Terms of Usage: https://sblinov.com/applications-terms-of-usage/ Support: https://sblinov.com/contact-us/
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What's New in TV Cast 4K

2.0

September 10, 2026

Version 2.0 Music Send music from your phone to the television — your own files, or a pasted address. A queue you can reorder, a position bar you can drag, shuffle and repeat, and the lock screen controls it. Leave the Music screen and the album keeps playing. If your set has no music player of its own, your phone plays the track and sends the sound instead. The television's volume, from your phone Volume and mute on the music and video screens, wherever the route can carry them. Turn it up with the television's own remote and the slider here follows. Where a set's level is fixed — wired through an amplifier, say — the app says so rather than showing a slider that moves nothing. Televisions find themselves Sets now appear on their own. Typing an IP address is still there for networks that hide devices from each other, but it is the way round a problem now, not the way in. Android TV and Sony A television that shows a four-digit code pairs with it, and the remote works from there — buttons, keyboard, and the apps it will open. Web video When a site will not let your television fetch a video, your phone can carry the whole stream instead — and you can switch between the two by hand rather than accept the app's choice. Pages you keep are saved as films, so they open where you left off. The details screen still tells you what will happen before anything is sent. Test Cast — free, and now including music Checks each route to your television separately and gives you a report you can attach to a message. No purchase needed, as before. Fixes Music and a film no longer fight over the television: starting one stops the other cleanly instead of the set flickering between them. An album that has finished now hands the television back instead of leaving its own screen up. Settings put the controls first, with everything about screen mirroring in one place.

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