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What is Smart TV Cast?

Smart TV Cast is an Android cast to TV application released by BoostVision. It allows you to mirror your phone screen to a smart TV and stream media content directly from your phone to the TV as well because of introducing the two technologies: screen mirroring and screen casting.

Screen Mirroring & Screen Casting

Screen mirroring and screen casting work similarly: displaying the content on one device screen to another.

There is also a big difference. Screen mirroring works to copy each movement on one device screen and send the copy to another device immediately to display these movements in real-time.

Screen casting is to cast out media content (videos or photos) from a device and show that on another device, and carrying out any activities on the sender does not interrupt the casting.

Basic Information about Smart TV Cast

Developer
BoostVision
Rating4 stars
Downloads100k+
Supported OSAndroid
Supported devicesvarious brands of smart TVs or streaming players, including Fire TV, LG TV, Roku TV, Samsung TV, Chromecast, and all other TVs with DLNA (Digital Living Network Association) protocol signal receivers
Supported languagesmultiple languages including English, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese
Featuresscreen mirror and media cast (cast content from YouTube, the web, Google Photos, Dropbox, Google Drive, and local album)
Versionfree and premium (BoostVision also offers a 3-day free trial of this application)

Key Features of the Smart TV Cast App

Two features are built into the Android TV Cast app: screen mirror and media cast, and both offer a quick and easy way to share exciting content with different crowds.

Connection 1

Screen Mirroring

Multiple squares lie neatly on the user interface and the first square represents the screen mirror feature.

The media cast app is capable of cloning every movement on your smartphone and representing these movements on the TV in real-time without delay. If you need to share something on your phone in public, this feature could make it easy and perfect to be finished.

Media Casting

The left squares are used to cast content from your phone to the TV and every square represents a media source:

  • Cast Web: cast online videos from the world-wide-web.
  • YouTube: cast videos from the most popular video-sharing platform.
  • Google Photos: cast photos from Google Photos.
  • Dropbox: cast content from Dropbox.
  • Google Drive: cast media from Google Drive.
  • Cast Photo: cast photos from the local album.
  • Cast Video: cast videos from the local album.
  • Cast Audio: cast audio from the local album.

In a nutshell, the media cast app can cast content from three kinds of sources: online platforms, cloud services, and the local album. Furthermore, the former two sources mean that there is no need to download the content from different sources before displaying it on TV.

Give Smart TV Cast a try. The step-by-step guide is displayed below.

How to Use Smart TV Cast?

The screen mirror and media cast app can mirror your phone screen to the TV and cast media from your screen to the TV through a Wi-Fi network. Therefore, before using the features of the app, you should first set up a network connection between your phone and smart TV.

Pair Your Phone with a Smart TV

Step 1. Download the free TV cast app from Google Play or click the following button.

Download Smart TV Cast

Step 2. Launch the app and click the Tap to connect zone.

Connection 1

Step 3. A device list pops up from which you should choose a device to be paired.

Note the two devices should be connected to the same network. Otherwise, the target device won’t appear in the device list.

Now the connection should be set up successfully. To ensure that, you can check whether the Tap to connect text has been the name of the selected device.

Then, you can activate the screen mirror feature or the media cast feature to switch your media player from a small screen to a large one.

Use Screen Mirror

Several steps are required to mirror your phone screen to the TV.

Step 1. Click the Screen Mirror button listed under the TV’s name.

Step 2. Click the Start Mirroring button at the bottom of your phone screen.

Screen Mirroring 2

Step 3. Click the Start now button.

Screen Mirroring 3

Now you can launch a game on your phone and play it on your TV to enjoy entertainment to the maximum.

Use Media Cast

The Android cast to TV app allows you to cast content from three different kinds of sources and the following guides you based on those sources.

Cast Videos from Web/YouTube

It is feasible to directly cast a video from a browser or YouTube without downloading. The steps are listed below.

Step 1. Click the Cast Web button or the Youtube button.

Step 2. Find the video you want to cast and then click the Tap to cast video option at the bottom of the phone screen.

Cast Youtube 2

Cast Content from Google Photos/Dropbox/Google Drive

Although there are different cloud services, the casting process is the same.

Step 1. Click Google Photos, Dropbox, or Google Drive.

Step 2. Sign in to your Google account if it is required.

Step 3. Choose the content you want to cast on your TV.

Cast Content from Local Album

Photos, videos, and audio from your local album are also allowed to be cast on the TV screen.

Step 1. Click the button: Cast Photo, Cast Video, or Cast Audio.

Step 2. Choose the photo, video, or audio that you want to play on your TV.

Note the photos can be shown as slides on the TV; the cast videos and audios can be controlled by tapping the playback icons offered by the TV cast app.

Cast Audio 3

Benefits of Smart TV Cast

Why choose the Android cast to TV app? The reasons are shared below.

  • · A clean user interface makes it quite easy for the majority to operate the app.
  • · A wireless connection removes heavy equipment and twisted cables.
  • · Two powerful functions easily change a smart TV into a customizable media player.
  • · A real-time display is useful for media sharing with larger crowds.
  • · Different cast sources include the web, YouTube, Google Drive, Google Photo, Dropbox, and the local album.
  • · Various brands of TVs are supported to provide a wide span of control.
  • · Multiple languages are friendly to worldwide users.
  • · A 3-day free trial is provided for users to experience all features without any ads.

Feedback on Smart TV Cast

a screenshot of ratings from Google Play

Is Smart TV Cast worth using? On Google Play, the positive voices outweigh the negative ones. Some users praised this app because it is easy to operate and works as expected, and here are some examples:

  • · Very easy and good to use
  • · The app works beautifully
  • · My go-to app for screen mirroring

However, some users gave low ratings because of ads on the free TV cast app. To remove these ads, the efficient and economical way is to try the trial of the application which is free to use in three days, and this trial also unlocks all features.

Wrapping Up

Smart TV Cast is a handy tool for screen mirroring and media casting. If you want to mirror a game from your phone screen to a TV in high quality, the tool comes to be helpful. It is also useful if you need to share your photos from your photos on the TV with your friends. For any questions about this app, please contact [email protected].

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Smart TV Cast FAQ

Q: What app can cast to TV?

BoostVision offers multiple apps for casting media to TVs, such as Smart TV Cast, TV Cast for Chromecast, Miracast for Screen Mirroring, and Screen Mirroring: TV Cast App.

Q: How do I cast media files?

Only three steps are required to cast media files from your phone to the TV if you try UniversalCat. First, pair your phone with the TV; then, choose the source (where you want to cast media from, Google Drive, YouTube, or local album); last, choose the media you want to cast, such as photos, videos, or audio.

Vicky Green

Vicky Green is a web content editor from BoostVision who updates blogs regularly to help readers enhance their TV experience and watching experience. She believes that endless patience, enough patience, and strong critical thoughts can generate great success.

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