✨ Send & Cast — this is the easiest way to transfer files, install APKs, and start streaming video directly to your Android TV.

📂File transfer and APK installation

Open the control page in a browser on your phone, tablet, or PC — select a file or paste a link. The file will be instantly sent to your TV and will be ready for use.

🎬 Streaming video and audio from the internet

Send & Cast turns your TV into a universal media player for your smartphone, tablet, or PC. Here are some of the basic features:

• Play video and audio on the TV via direct links (URLs).
• Support for over 70 popular video hosting sites.
• The ability to stream to the TV via Torrent files and magnet links.
• Playback of most video and audio formats (MKV, MP4, AVI, MOV, Ogg, FLAC, TS, M2TS, Wv, AAC, etc.).
• Support for a variety of network streams: HTTP(S), RTMP, FTP, BitTorrent, Ace Stream, etc.

🚀 How to get started

⚠️ Important: For Send & Cast to work on your Android TV / Google TV, one of these applications must be installed (your choice):

• Send & Cast to TV — install from Google Play.
• Ace Stream — open the app's website in the EMET Surf browser and install it using one of the suggested methods.

If one of these applications is already installed, proceed below and follow the simple instructions:

🔹 Instructions

1. Connect devices:
   • Make sure your TV and the other device (phone, tablet, PC) are connected to the same WiFi network. This is necessary for file transfer and streaming.
2. Set up the connection:
   • Open the Send & Cast tab in the EMET Surf app on the TV.
   • Scan the QR code with your mobile device or enter the specified PIN code on the connect.emet.live page.
3. Send files or start a broadcast:
   • Paste a link to the content or select a file to upload.
   • Click Send, and the content will appear on your TV.
4. Control playback:
   • Use the TV remote or the on-screen remote that will appear in the browser of the device from which the broadcast was launched on the TV.
5. Manage downloaded files:
   • Manage downloaded files through the built-in file manager of the EMET Surf application.