garbage
straight doo doo doesn’t work vids don’t load or are unavailable
Not working at all
Not working at all
Useless app
Don’t even try this app. So many ads. Nothing is working. Garbage
Bad
I should never have paid for subscription. F… garbage
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Stream videos from web pages directly to your Fire TV or Firestick. Easily connect, browse video lists, and control playback on the big screen. Offers a premium subscription for an ad-free experience and advanced features.
✓Connect to Fire TV
✓Browse videos on webpages
✓Playback control
✓History and bookmarks
✓Video information
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What's New in Web Video Caster
1.0.2
November 13, 2021
* Bug fixes.
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Week subscription
Unlimited weekly pass to stream web videos
$2.997 Days
3 Days trialUser reviews
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FAQ
What does this app do?
This application allows you to stream videos found on webpages directly to your Fire TV or Firestick media player. It simplifies the process of watching online content on a larger screen.
What are the key features?
Key features include easy connection to your Fire TV, the ability to see a list of videos found on a webpage, video information, history and bookmarks for easy access, and playback control.
How much does the premium subscription cost?
The app offers an optional auto-renewable subscription starting at $2.99 weekly, with a 3-day free trial. Prices are equivalent to Apple's App Store Matrix in USD. You can manage subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal in your account settings.
Is this app compatible with all Fire TV devices?
The description specifically mentions Fire TV and Firestick media players, suggesting compatibility with these Amazon devices. It's designed for streaming to these platforms.
What are common use cases for this app?
A common use case is watching online videos, such as those from news sites, blogs, or other web platforms, on your television instead of a smaller mobile screen. It's also useful for sharing videos with others by casting them to a shared display.
