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Cast to TV - Screen Mirroring is the easiest way to screen mirror your phone to Smart TV in HD.
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Cast to TV - Screen Mirroring is an Android app that puts phone content on a television. It is listed under Video Players, and the listing names Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast, Samsung, LG, Vizio, Sony, TCL and Hisense as supported TV brands.
The listing points at four uses: watching films, playing mobile games on a big screen, streaming online video and showing photos or slides to other people in the room. Anyone whose main goal is getting phone content onto a TV is the audience it describes.
Screen mirroring copies everything on the phone's display to the TV, in HD according to the listing. The connection runs over WiFi, so no HDMI or USB cable is needed. The listing also claims low latency and a stable link, which matters most for games, where a delay between touch and picture is noticeable.
Because the whole display is sent, any app on the phone appears on the TV, not only video. That is how the listing covers games and slide decks shown to a room.
Casting differs from mirroring: a single video or stream is sent to the TV and plays there, which frees the phone for other tasks. The listing covers web videos and online streams in this way, and movies stored on the phone.
The app also accepts IPTV playlists in m3u and m3u8 format. Once a playlist is loaded, its channels can be cast to a Smart TV from the phone.
Photos and music from the phone can be sent to the TV in the same way as video. The listing presents this as a way to share a photo album with family in the living room.
Slide presentations are the listing's other example. The phone shows the deck, and the TV displays it full screen, without a laptop.
The listing says the app uses its own casting and mirroring protocols, adapted for each brand. For Chromecast it names a GoogleCast-based protocol, for Roku an AirPlay Sender SDK with a Roku Receiver, for Fire devices a Fire Mirror Receiver, and for LG webOS a Web Mirror component.
Other Smart TVs are described as supported as well, so the brand list is not complete. The TV and the phone need to be on the same WiFi network for the connection to work.
The build we hold is Cast to TV - Screen Mirroring 2.0.7 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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