Multicast vs Screen Mirroring .

This is a professional split-screen casting app that allows you to cast multiple photos or videos to your TV simultaneously, displaying them in side-by-side or grid layouts for a richer visual experience. Whether for teaching presentations, team collaboration, showroom displays, or home entertainment, it easily meets multi-content viewing needs. FEATURES Split-Screen Casting - Cast multiple photos or videos to your TV at the same time, with automatic side-by-side or grid layout rendering. Multiple Modes - Supports one-to-one casting, one-to-many casting, and other modes to adapt to different usage scenarios. No Delay - Uses an optimized, stable transmission scheme to ensure smooth and synchronized playback. Compatibility - Supports AirPlay and DLNA casting protocols, enabling connection with most smart TVs on the market. Support - Thoroughly tested and optimized for many mainstream TV brands and models. USE CASES Education & Training - Teachers can cast multiple photos, videos, and materials side by side for comparison and interactive teaching. Meetings & Collaboration - Allows multiple presenters to cast their content simultaneously, enabling clearer discussion and improved communication efficiency. Showroom & Retail Displays - Perfect for exhibitions and retail spaces to present ads, product demos, and social content in parallel, increasing information density. Home Entertainment - Can be used as a “TV photo wall,” displaying multiple photos or videos at once—ideal for family gatherings or showcasing travel albums in a lively, engaging way. TIPS FOR USE - Make sure your phone and TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. - For a more stable casting experience, consider disabling VPN or proxy services. COMPATIBILITY We have conducted extensive testing on many popular TV devices and continue to optimize compatibility across more models. Due to differences in TV brands, systems, and firmware, casting experiences may vary. If you encounter any issues, feel free to contact us—we are committed to continuous improvement.

Most casting apps promise every TV and explain nothing. This one starts by finding what is actually on your Wi-Fi, then tells you plainly what each device can and cannot do — before you tap anything. SEND TO YOUR TV • Photos and videos from your camera roll, at full resolution • Anything playing on a web page — open the site in the built-in browser and the videos and images on it become castable • YouTube, handed to the TV's own YouTube app so it streams at full quality • Live TV from any M3U playlist you already have • Music from Files or iCloud Drive PRESENTATION MODE Something no other casting app does. Turn on Screen Mirroring from Control Centre, then open a photo here. Your TV shows it full-screen on black while your phone keeps the controls — your notifications, messages and home screen stay off the television. Nothing is re-encoded on the way, so what the TV shows is the original picture. Works with any TV or player that can receive AirPlay. SLIDESHOW Set 5, 10 or 30 seconds and let an album play itself on the big screen. Videos in the album play through in full instead of being cut off, and it loops when it reaches the end. HONEST ABOUT YOUR TV Screen mirroring on iPhone belongs to AirPlay — Apple gives no app a way around that, whatever the App Store says. So instead of pretending, this app shows you where the AirPlay switch lives on your kind of TV, then confirms on screen when mirroring is actually running. Devices that first need a receiver app installed on them are listed too, along with what they need. You find out what works before you buy, not after. PRIVACY No account. No sign-up. Nothing is uploaded anywhere. Your phone serves the files straight to your TV over your own Wi-Fi, and stops when you do. WORKS WITH Smart TVs and streaming players that receive AirPlay — most sets from 2019 onwards. Devices that support casting. Televisions that speak DLNA. REQUIREMENTS iPhone and TV on the same Wi-Fi network. Not a guest network — those block devices from seeing each other, which is the single most common reason a TV does not appear. This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any television or streaming-device manufacturer.