TV Cast - Screen Mirroring & Casting

📺 This application allows you to effortlessly cast web content, videos, images, and audio to all smart Android TVs, enabling you to enjoy a larger screen experience by sharing your phone with the TV. Download our top TV casting app for web and simplify the process of viewing on a bigger screen! 📱

💡 This free casting tool facilitates screen mirroring from your phone to the TV, offering an immersive big screen experience. It serves as an anycast and smart sharing solution for all smart Android TVs, allowing easy casting from phone to TV and providing support for online videos, pictures, audio, and local files. Furthermore, this leading web casting application for smart TVs is designed for user convenience, enabling wireless display through a Wi-Fi connection. 💡

✨ How to use: (Free mirroring to TV)

1.Ensure that your TV and smartphone/tablet are connected to the same Wi-Fi network;

2.Activate Miracast Display on your TV;

3.Enable Wireless Display settings on your device;

4.Press the Select button and choose the TV you wish to connect to;

5.Enjoy browsing the web and screen mirroring on your TV.

This Smart TV casting app supports screen mirroring and anyview casting for smart TVs. If you're looking for a superior website video casting solution to project videos or images, downloading this TV Cast for Web App (all share cast to TV App) will be your ideal option!

❗ Disclaimer:

Our TV Cast - Web Video Caster & Wireless Display in Smart View is an unofficial app and has no affiliation with or endorsement from any TV brand.

It is important to note that the TV Cast app relies on a Wi-Fi connection, so ensure that both your phone and TV are on the same Wi-Fi network.

[My fate with "Quantum Screencaster": A metaphysical journey that converts routers to Buddhism]

When I knelt in front of the TV for the 18th time and chanted "Wi-Fi Bodhisattva, please show up", and finally threw the cat movie in my phone onto the big screen, I suddenly realized that this was not technology changing life, but a scene of cyber magic. As a light of the hand-clumsy party, I devoutly followed the official holy teachings: let mobile phones and TVs coexist in the same Wi-Fi enchantment, but the two of them were like a couple in the Cold War, one showed "hooking up", and the other popped up "the other party has read but not replied". I finally summoned the "Wireless Display" button with the secret technique of the developer mode, and the living room instantly turned into the set of The Matrix - the moment I cast the screen to the dance area of Bilibili, the JK girl on the TV danced a ghost dance at 0.5 times the speed, and the "Pure Land of Bliss" played by my mobile phone amplifier was a full eight beats faster than the screen. At this moment, I seemed like a clumsy god holding the remote control of the space-time crack.

The most heartbreaking thing is the "4K ultra-clear screen projection" scam function. When I sacrificed half a bar of battery to transfer "Dune" to the TV, Timothée Chalamet on the giant screen suddenly mutated into a "Minecraft" block man in a pixelated style. Director Villeneuve had to send me a lawyer's letter overnight after seeing it. When I tried to use screen projection to show my parents the "daily work of digital nomads", the Excel spreadsheet exposed the false data I had edited for half an hour on the 55-inch screen. The TV turned into a workplace disciplinary inspection committee at this moment, exposing my WeChat avatar persona of "monthly salary of 80,000" on the spot.

Now I have cultivated the consciousness of a cyber shaman: before casting a romance movie, I must first calculate the feng shui position of the router with my fingers, and before sending blind date photos, I must turn on the beauty and smooth the skin so that my mother can't tell them apart. I even developed a metaphysical ritual - when the screen projection is stuck, I frantically tap the router three times, and the success rate is 80% higher than the official tutorial. But one night when I was trying to project the meditation audio into a home theater ASMR, my dad pushed the door open and exclaimed: "Son, why did our TV start playing the "Great Compassion Mantra" PPT? "At this moment, I finally understood the true meaning of the disclaimer: when the TV suddenly plays the five-dimensional space scene of "Interstellar", please silently remember that this is not a bug, but you have triggered a hidden copy of the universe-level VIP.