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Version 1.0.1 · 2023-09-28
** Fixed critical bug that prevented to that users can't screencast to the TV from their iOS devices
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The store currently lists version 1.0.1, updated 2023-09-28.





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Screen Mirroring ◦ TV Caster empowers users with the capability to wirelessly and instantly mirror their phone's screen on any compatible smart TV, completely devoid of delays. This versatile application serves a multitude of purposes, including delivering presentations, enjoying movies, or immersing in gaming experiences on your television.
It is paramount to underscore that Screen Mirroring ◦ TV Caster functions autonomously and maintains no affiliations with specific TV brands.
This application boasts an array of features, granting users the ability to mirror their phone's screen, cast photos and videos from their photo library directly to the TV, and even replicate the phone's camera feed onto the TV screen.
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** Fixed critical bug that prevented to that users can't screencast to the TV from their iOS devices
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