Screen mirroring
Send a live capture of the phone display to a compatible native Android TV receiver, including available app sound where capture rules allow it.
Castario for Android TV
Use the native Castario receiver on a supported Android TV route to mirror your phone and send compatible personal media, web pages and IPTV channels over your local network.
Best available route
Native Castario receiver
The receiver negotiates its capabilities with the sender instead of assuming every Android TV device behaves alike.
Android TV capabilities
The native receiver provides Castario pairing and the live transport required for mirroring.
Send a live capture of the phone display to a compatible native Android TV receiver, including available app sound where capture rules allow it.
Play selected personal media when the receiver and device support its format and codec.
Open supported pages and channels from your own playlists when the negotiated receiver capabilities accept them.
Setup
The sender and receiver communicate over a reachable local network.
Start Castario on the Android TV before choosing it on the phone.
Choose the receiver discovered by Castario on the same local network.
Approve the first connection on the television, then choose a feature the receiver reports as available.
Android TV FAQ
Yes, through a compatible native Castario receiver. A generic DLNA or Google Cast route to the same television would not provide Castario screen mirroring.
Android TV and Google TV share Castario's native receiver family, but Google TV also commonly exposes a separate built-in Google Cast route. The sender treats those routes separately.
No. File format, codec, resolution, receiver version and device decoder all matter. Castario offers playback according to measured and negotiated capabilities.
The first public sender is coming to iPhone and iPad. Choose a native Castario receiver for mirroring, or use Google Cast or a compatible standard TV route for the features that route supports.
The first public sender is for iPhone and iPad, iOS 18 or newer. The Android sender is not a public download yet.