Understand the difference between the app installed on a TV and casting from your phone. Sending playback requires Premium.
Updated September 23, 2026 · By See Apps Studio
Play on a TV running SeeClap
Open SeeClap on an Apple TV or Android TV / Google TV device signed into the same account. From a title’s page on your phone or tablet, open Cast and choose TV App. Select the available TV; it opens the content in SeeClap itself.
Use Google Cast
Connect the phone and compatible receiver to the same local network. Open Cast → Google Cast and choose the receiver. A classic Chromecast receives a cast; a Chromecast with Google TV can also install SeeClap. These are two different ways to use the service.
The TV does not appear
Check that it is on, using the correct input and connected to the same network, outside an isolated guest Wi-Fi. On iPhone and iPad, check SeeClap’s Local Network permission. For TV App, keep SeeClap open on the TV and check the account. Search again after correcting the issue.
Casting starts with no picture
A receiver may not decode the same formats as your phone. Try another version of the title, such as MP4 when available, or another audio track. Using the SeeClap app on a compatible TV box is another option. Universal format compatibility is not guaranteed.
Stop casting and understand limits
Open Cast again and choose Stop casting. Only one cast destination is active at a time. DLNA casting to Smart TVs remains under validation and should not be treated as a guaranteed solution. Use the options available in your installed version; no availability date is announced here.
SeeClap is a player: it does not provide any channels or movies. You add your own playlist.