The video stream is broadcasted over the web.
To play it on a TV, please select one of the following devices you want to send the video to.
Best for: iPhone, iPad, Mac users
Steps (iPhone / iPad):
1. Open the stream page in Safari (or the app with the embedded player).
2. Start playing the live video.
3. Tap the AirPlay / Cast icon in the video controls (if present). If there’s no icon: open Control Center (swipe down from top-right), tap Screen Mirroring, then select your Apple TV.
4. If prompted, enter the on-screen code shown on the Apple TV.
5. To stop: open Control Center → tap Screen Mirroring → Stop Mirroring or tap the AirPlay icon and disconnect.
Steps (Mac):
1. Open the stream in Safari or Chrome and play the video.
2. Click the AirPlay icon in the video controls or the macOS menu bar → choose your Apple TV.
3. To stop, click the AirPlay icon and choose Turn AirPlay Off.
Best for: Chrome browser on Windows/Mac/Chromebook, Android phones, or apps with a Cast button
Steps (Desktop Chrome):
1. Open Chrome and go to your site page.
2. Click the Chrome menu (three dots) → Cast….
3. Choose the Chromecast device from the list.
4. Choose Cast tab if you only want the video tab, or Cast desktop to mirror your screen.
5. To stop: click the Cast icon in Chrome → Stop.
Steps (Android phone or apps):
1. Open the stream page in Chrome or the app containing the Cast button.
Tap the Cast icon in the video player (or use the Quick Settings “Cast” tile).
Select your Chromecast device.
To stop, tap the Cast icon → Disconnect.
Best for: Android users (screen mirroring) or using a Fire TV casting app
Method A — Display Mirroring (Android/Windows):
1. On Fire TV: Settings → Display & Sounds → Enable Display Mirroring (or hold Home button and choose Mirroring).
2. On Android: open Quick Settings → tap Cast (or Smart View), select the Fire TV.
3. On Windows 10/11: Action Center → Project → Connect to a wireless display, choose Fire TV.
4. To stop: disconnect from casting on your device.
Method B — Use a “send URL” app (recommended for just the video):
1. Install an app like Video & TV Cast for Fire TV on your Fire TV (and the companion app on phone).
2. Open the companion app on your phone, paste the stream page URL or use the in-app browser to open it, then press Play on Fire TV.
3. Follow app prompts on screen.
Best for: Android/Windows screen mirroring or using a third-party “send to Roku” app
Method A — Screen Mirroring (Android / Windows):
1. On Roku: Settings → System → Screen mirroring → set to Prompt or Always allow.
2. On Android: open Quick Settings → Cast; choose the Roku.
3. On Windows: Settings → System → Projecting to this PC (or use Connect) to connect if supported; many Windows builds can project to Roku directly through Miracast.
4. To stop: disconnect from the device.
Method B — Use “Video & TV Cast for Roku” app:
1. Install the app on both your phone and add the channel on Roku.
2. In the phone app, paste the stream page URL or open the site inside the app and tap Play on Roku.
3. Follow on-screen prompts.
Note: Roku’s browser support is limited and many web streams won’t play directly in Roku’s browser — the “send to Roku” apps or mirroring are the usual reliable choices.
Console web browser (may work for simple embeds):
On PS4/PS5, open the built-in web browser and navigate to your stream page.
Try playing the stream — results vary by console firmware and stream type.
Wireless Display (mirroring from Windows/Android):
On Xbox: open Microsoft Store → install Wireless Display app, then run it and wait for connections.
On Windows: Project → Connect to a wireless display → choose the Xbox. On Android: use Cast if it supports Miracast.
On phone/PC, open the stream and cast/mirror; it appears on the Xbox.
Best for: Built-in AirPlay/Chromecast support or TV’s browser/app
Check first: Look in your TV settings or manual for AirPlay, Chromecast built-in, or Screen Mirroring.
Method A — AirPlay (for TVs with AirPlay 2)
1. On iPhone/iPad/Mac: use the AirPlay icon (same steps as Apple TV) and choose the TV.
Method B — Chromecast built-in
1. Use the Cast icon in Chrome or the video player and select the TV.
Method C — TV’s built-in web browser
1. Open the TV browser → go to your stream page → try to play. (Works for many HLS streams but performance varies.)
Method D — TV Manufacturer app or DLNA
1. Use a “Media Player” app on the TV to open a network stream URL (some TVs let you enter an HLS URL).
2. Or use a DLNA server app (Plex) and play through the TV’s Plex app.