TV Cast Helper

TV Cast Helper is a simple and powerful multi-function screencasting app that adapts to the current mainstream screencasting protocols including DLNA, Fire TV and Chromecast/Google Cast. Just a few simple steps, you can cast the screen to the TV, giving you the best viewing experience on the big screen!

Features:
= One-click screencasting of local data
Photos, videos, and files can all be screened! Get mobile content delivered to your TV quickly!
Photos support

= Web videos cast
Support web video cast, all good movies can be cast on TV to watch at any time,
Cast YouTube and any other web videos to TVs.
Support web audio cast, all good music can be cast on TV to listen to at any time!

= link cast
Support input link, one-click screencasting, let screencasting do whatever you want!

= extremely fast connection
As long as you are under the same wifi, you can achieve extremely fast connection without any traffic charges!

With the TV Cast Helper, you can enjoy watching movies anytime, anywhere! Currently supported mainstream TV brands in the market include Samsung, Sony, Xiaomi, LG, Panasonic, Chromecast, FireStick, TCL, Hisense, Philips, etc.

Subscription Instructions:
- Users can subscribe to full screencasting with unlimited access;
- Subscriptions are billed annually and the payment will be debited from the iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase;
- Users can turn off auto-renewal 24 hours before the end of the current subscription, otherwise the subscription will be automatically renewed;
- The Apple ID of the auto-renewing subscription will be automatically charged to the iTunes account 24 hours before the expiration of each billing cycle and the corresponding validity period will be extended;
- The user manages the subscription service, that is, after purchase, you can go to the user account settings to turn off automatic subscription.

Note: app is not related to the TV brands mentioned here.

Terms & Conditions: https://sites.google.com/view/tv-cast-terms
Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/tv-cast-privacy