Cast to TV - CastBrowser

Cast web videos from your iPhone to your TV. CastBrowser is a browser built for video casting. Open a website, play a video, and send the stream to your TV while your phone stays free for browsing and playback control. WHY CASTBROWSER - Cast web videos and live streams from websites you browse - Built-in browser detects playable video links - Supports common formats including HLS, M3U8, and MP4 - Works with supported Chromecast devices, Fire TV where supported, AirPlay, DLNA/UPnP TVs, browser receivers, and Roku via the CastBrowser receiver channel where available - Use play, pause, seek, and volume controls where supported - Choose detected subtitle tracks on supported receivers - Block popups and redirects while browsing - Save bookmarks, history, and recent videos DIRECT CASTING, NOT SCREEN MIRRORING CastBrowser is built for web video casting. Instead of mirroring your entire iPhone screen, it sends the playable video stream to your TV when the source and receiver support it. That means a cleaner big-screen experience and fewer distractions on your TV. HOW TO CAST 1. Connect your iPhone and TV to the same Wi-Fi 2. Open a video website in CastBrowser 3. Play a video and tap the cast button 4. Choose your TV or receiver 5. Control playback from your phone SUPPORTED PLAYBACK CastBrowser works best with standard web videos and streams, including MP4, HLS, M3U8, and many HTML5 video sources. Compatibility depends on the video source, network, receiver device, and TV capabilities. Some DRM-protected services, unsupported codecs, paid streaming apps, or device-specific formats may not cast. CastBrowser does not host or provide video content. Videos are loaded from the original websites you visit. CastBrowser is not affiliated with Google, Roku, Amazon, Apple, Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, TCL, or other device manufacturers. Chromecast is a trademark of Google LLC. Roku is a trademark of Roku, Inc. Fire TV is a trademark of Amazon Technologies, Inc. AirPlay and Apple TV are trademarks of Apple Inc.