Stream web videos, online movies, and personal media to your DLNA-enabled TV or device. Browse the web, detect video links, and cast content with a single tap. Enjoy your favorite shows on the big screen without time limits.
Summarized from real user reviews of TV Cast for DLNA Smart TV. Based on 898 reviews and a 4.0/5 average, it highlights the 4 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Photo & Video app.
3.6
February 14, 2024
- Bug fixes
$2.99
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3 issues
Fails to detect DLNA devices
Video playback issues
3 requests
Video playback controls
Support for more devices
This app allows you to stream web videos, online movies, live TV streams, and your personal photos, videos, and music directly to your DLNA-powered TV, game console, or Blu-ray player. It acts as a browser to find content and then casts it to your compatible device for viewing on a larger screen.
Key features include the ability to stream web videos and online movies, cast personal media like photos and music, and support for a wide range of DLNA/UPnP/AllShare devices. It also supports various streaming formats like MP4 and HLS, and offers Full HD streaming. Premium features include an ad-blocker and unlimited bookmarks.
The app offers a free version that allows you to test compatibility with your DLNA player and stream content. However, certain advanced features, such as unlimited personal media casting, an ad-blocker, and unlimited bookmarks, are available through in-app purchases in the Premium Edition.
The app works with DLNA-enabled devices such as Hisense TVs, Grundig TVs, Samsung TVs, LG TVs, Sony TVs, Philips TVs, Toshiba TVs, Panasonic TVs, Xbox 360, Xbox One, EZCast, WD TV, Kodi (XBMC), SONOS, and many others. It's recommended to try the free version first to ensure compatibility with your specific DLNA player.
This app does not support streaming DRM-protected videos like those from Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu, Vudu, DirecTV, Xfinity, or HBO Now. It also cannot stream Flash videos or iTunes movies. The app streams only the video portion of a website, not the entire website content or screen mirroring.
