Sofaflick

Send videos from web pages to your TV with one click. Works with DLNA smart TVs and Google Cast.

Sofaflick puts a TV button on videos on web pages. Press it and the video plays on your smart TV, Chromecast or Google speaker. No phone, no cables, no account. How it works 1. Install the Sofaflick app on your computer. It is a small program that finds the TVs on your network. 2. Add the extension to your browser. 3. Press the TV button on a video. Pick your TV the first time. What you get * One click from the video to the big screen. * Pause, resume and stop from the Sofaflick menu in your browser. * Pick a default TV, or add one by its address when the search of your network does not find it. * Choose the picture quality in the settings. If your TV cannot play the larger picture, Sofaflick tries a smaller one by itself. * Send the video of a page from the toolbar button or the right click menu, for pages that offer plain video files or standard streams. * Works with DLNA smart TVs, including many that have no Google Cast and so do not appear in a website's own Cast button, and with Google Cast devices. * Nothing to sign up for. Your videos and your device names stay on your own network. * Anonymous problem reports are on by default and you can turn them off in the settings. Free to try, one payment to keep Your first 30 sends are free, and each plays for up to 2 minutes. Use them to check that Sofaflick works with your TV and the pages you watch before you pay. After that, one payment unlocks Sofaflick for good. No subscription. The extension needs the free Sofaflick app, available for Windows and Linux (macOS coming soon) at https://sofaflick.com. Sofaflick respects copyright. It does not remove or bypass copy protection (DRM) and does not play videos that a service protects. It is meant for your own videos and for videos that are not protected. Sofaflick is for private use at home, not for businesses or organisations. Sofaflick is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the websites it works with or by the TV makers it mentions.