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Your TV is bigger. Your phone is smarter.
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Cast To TV - Screen Mirroring connects an Android phone to a TV on the same local network and gives the phone three roles. It can act as a remote, mirror the phone display, or cast photos and videos.
The developer presents it as a way to use a TV for more than watching broadcast or streamed content. The three modes are meant for different moments, not run at once.
The app searches the network for available devices, so the TV you want has to be on and reachable from the phone. You choose the TV from that list.
The build we hold is Cast To TV - Screen Mirroring 1.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Pairing is a short set of steps on the phone. After the phone is connected, you can move between remote control, mirroring and casting without setting up the TV again.
The remote screen covers the basics: navigating menus, changing channels, adjusting volume and controlling playback. The developer describes it as a universal remote for simple control, so it is aimed at everyday use rather than detailed settings.
It is useful when the TV's own remote is missing, or when you want the controls in your hand while you sit further from the set.
Screen mirroring sends whatever is on the phone display to the TV. The developer lists this for sharing what you are viewing, such as a page or app, on a bigger screen.
Casting works differently. Photos and videos from the phone are sent to the TV to view at a larger size. Use mirroring when you want the whole display shown, and casting when you only need the media.