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Stream from phone to TV, effortlessly with Cast to TV+.

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cast any media files in storage

automatically finds subtitles

CONS

stopping connection freezing

not playing the entire video properly

Castify: Stream Your Media Effortlessly

Elevate Your Viewing Experience

Castify allows you to effortlessly cast videos, music, and photos from your phone to various streaming devices or watch them directly on your phone. With all features available for free, the pro version solely removes advertisements, providing a smooth and uninterrupted experience.

Compatible Streaming Devices

Chromecast: 1, 2, and Ultra HD 4K

Roku: Premiere, Express, Streaming Stick, and Roku TV

Fire TV: Fire TV or Fire Stick

DLNA Receivers: Compatible with numerous smart TVs and devices

Xbox: Xbox One, Xbox 360

Google Cast Receivers

Smart TVs: LG TV, TCL, Phillips, Sony Bravia, Samsung, Sharp, Panasonic, and more

Web Browsers: Cast to Chrome, Firefox, Amazon Silk, or even a browser on TV or PlayStation 4

Playable Sources

Phone Files

Browser Websites

IPTV

Podcasts

DLNA Servers

SMB, Samba, NAS, LAN

Features of Castify

AI Subtitle Generation

Craft subtitles for any video effortlessly using advanced AI technology.

AI Subtitle Translation

Translate subtitles into various languages, making your content accessible to a broader audience.

Media Casting

Cast videos, movies, music, or photos to your TV, bringing your media to the big screen.

Web Video Casting

Cast web videos found online from various websites directly to your TV.

Screen Mirroring

Mirror your phone’s screen to your TV, perfect for presentations or sharing content.

IPTV Support

Seamlessly cast IPTV m3u playlists to your streaming devices.

Local Streaming

Stream local files from your phone to Chromecast, Roku, Xbox, or DLNA-compatible devices.

Website Bookmarking

Bookmark your favorite websites, create folders, and reorder them for easy access.

Pop-up Blocking

Block unwanted pop-ups per website for a smoother browsing and casting experience.

Picture in Picture (PiP)

Continue watching content in a small window while multitasking on your device.

Remote Control for Roku

Control your Roku device directly from the app.

Roku Channel Access

Easily access and control Roku channels.

Subtitle Support

Subtitles are supported on Chromecast and Roku, enhancing your viewing experience.

Podcast Streaming

Stream your favorite podcasts directly to your TV.

Supported Formats

Video: MP4, MKV, HTML5 video, HLS Live Streaming, IPTV m3u files/URLs

Audio: MP3 audio, podcasts

Images: JPG, PNG

Resolution: 4K and HD (when available)

Features and Constraints of Specific Streaming Receivers

Screen Mirroring:

Available exclusively on newer Android devices.

Roku:

Activate screen mirroring through settings; includes remote control functionality.

Apple TV AirPlay:

Activate AirPlay through settings; note that some features, like local audio/image casting and MKV file support, may not be available.

Xbox One & Xbox 360:

DLNA activation required via settings.

Fire TV:

Some video formats may not be supported.

DLNA Devices & Smart TVs:

Supports devices with built-in DLNA, including Android TV, WebOS, and Netcast.

Troubleshooting Tips

Ensure all devices are on the same, stable WIFI network for optimal streaming performance.

Restart your casting receivers or phone if you encounter issues.

Note that Flash movie websites are unsupported by stream device manufacturers.

What’s the Difference Between Casting and Mirroring?

Although casting and mirroring have the same sort of end goal, they are a little different. Casting lets you launch supported apps like YouTube directly to your TV. You can tell if an app supports casting by looking for the casting icon.

Cast to TV+ Chromecast Roku TV

If you see this icon within an app, it supports casting.

You’ll need to add the channel to your Roku, as well as install it on your mobile device. (If you want to add channels like the YouTube TV app and it’s not available in your region, our best VPN for Roku guide can help.) You need to connect them both to the same network, too (that includes Roku with Ethernet). Once you cast to your TV, it will display the app only, not your device’s whole screen.

Screen mirroring is a little different because it literally mirrors your whole screen to your TV. You will see content exactly as it is shown on your mobile device.

If an app doesn’t support casting, you can still show it on the big screen by mirroring it — provided your device is compatible and it’s connected to the same network as your Roku. Everything you do on your mobile device will be shown on your TV.