Casting from your browser to your TV provides a better viewing experience than using TV browsers, which often have playback issues.

For the most reliable casting experience, please use one of our recommended browsers.

ℹ️ INFO: This guide covers both AirPlay and Chromecast options for web and mobile browsers.

For the best TV viewing experience, encourage your members to use the dedicated TV apps:

Roku
Fire TV
Apple TV
Android TV

🔗 Learn more about TV Apps

💡 TIP: The casting feature is also available for the mobile apps.

Mobile Apps: Using Chromecast & AirPlay

Chromecast Streaming from Browsers

What You Need

Chromecast device (2nd generation or newer)
- or a Smart TV with built-in Chromecast
Your device and TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network
A web browser such as Google Chrome

Chromecast from a Browser

Using a Computer

Visit the website and sign in to your account
Play the video you want to watch
Click the Chromecast icon in the video player
Select your TV from the list of available devices
Your video will start playing on your TV

Using an Android Mobile Browser

Open Chrome on your Android device
Navigate to the website and sign in
Play your video
Tap the Chromecast icon in the video player
Choose your TV from the available devices

📝 NOTE: The Chromecast icon will not appear on Apple (iOS) devices due to Apple limitations. Use AirPlay for Apple devices instead.

AirPlay Streaming from Browsers

What You Need

Apple TV HD (4th gen) or newer
- or an AirPlay 2-compatible Smart TV
Your Apple device and TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network
A web browser such as Safari

Stream with AirPlay

Using Mac

Visit the website and sign in to your account
Play your selected video
Click the AirPlay icon in the video controls
Select your Apple TV or AirPlay-compatible device
Watch your content on the larger screen

Using iPhone/iPad

Open Safari on your iOS device
Navigate to the website and sign in
Play your video
Tap the AirPlay icon in the video player
Select your Apple TV or AirPlay-compatible TV

🔗 Learn more about the AirPlay 2-enabled TVs and Devices

📝 NOTE: AirPlay is only supported in Safari. If you're using Chrome, Firefox, or another browser on your Apple device, please switch to Safari to use AirPlay.

Troubleshooting Browser Casting

Can't Find Your Device?

Ensure both your device and TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network
Restart your Chromecast device, Apple TV, or smart TV
Check that your browser is up to date

Video Won't Cast?

Clear your browser cache and cookies
Try lowering the video quality if you're experiencing buffering
Check that your browser is updated to its latest version

🔗 Learn more about Adjusting the Video Quality

Casting Icon Missing?

Make sure you're using Google Chrome for Chromecast or Safari for AirPlay
Update your browser to the latest version
Try using an incognito/private browsing window to rule out extension conflicts

💡 TIP: Try temporarily disabling Bluetooth on your device. Sometimes Bluetooth signals can interfere with casting devices, especially in environments with many wireless devices.

FAQs

Why should I cast instead of using my TV's browser?

TV browsers aren't fully supported and often cause playback issues. Casting provides a more reliable streaming experience with better quality. 🔗 Learn more about TV Browsers

Will casting from my browser affect my video streaks or watched status?

Chromecast doesn't track viewing progress for streaks or mark videos as watched. AirPlay does track this information correctly.

How is browser casting different from casting from the mobile app?

This guide covers casting from web browsers. While the process is similar to our mobile apps, some features may work differently. For the most seamless experience, we recommend using our dedicated mobile apps when available.