Universal Remote TV Cast

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Does the app come with channels?

No. Universal Remote TV Cast is a player. It does not include, sell or recommend any channels, playlists or subscriptions. Add an M3U or M3U8 playlist from a link or a file, sign in with the Xtream Codes details your own provider gave you, or play a single stream link. Only play content you have the right to watch.

Where does the TV Guide come from?

From XMLTV data you choose: the guide link inside your playlist, the guide of your Xtream service, or your own .xml or .xml.gz link or file. Open a playlist and tap the guide button to add or change a source.

A channel does not play

Check that the same link plays in another player and that your subscription is active. Some services allow only one connection at a time, so stop playback on other devices first. Links that use udp:// or rtp:// usually only work inside the provider's own network.

The app does not find my TV

Turn the TV on and connect your iPhone or iPad to the same Wi-Fi network. Make sure Local Network access is on in the Settings app › Universal Remote TV Cast. Some TVs need network or mobile control turned on in their own settings, or ask you to allow the connection on the TV screen the first time. You can also add a TV by its IP address.

Which TVs can I control?

Smart TVs and streaming players from Roku, Samsung (2016 and newer), LG (webOS), Sony, Panasonic, Philips, Vizio, Android TV and Fire TV. Hisense VIDAA and Xumo TVs are not supported. Available buttons depend on the TV model and its network settings. Brand names only describe compatibility; this app is not made by or affiliated with any TV maker.

How do I cast photos, videos or music?

Open Cast, pick what to send from your device, choose DLNA, Google Cast or AirPlay, select your TV and tap Cast. Your device and the TV must be on the same Wi-Fi network.