Send files to TV

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Information

Category

Tools

Latest Version

1.2.2

Size

4.11 MB

Requirements

Android 0 and up

Downloads

940,000,000+

Developer

Yablio

Content Rating

Rated for 3+

Review

1133

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Editor Reviews

SFTTV is a very simple app that allows you to connect your Smart TV, Android phone, and computer. It is extremely user-friendly! With SFTTV, you can effortlessly share movies, TV shows, or any files between these devices without requiring internet access. How amazing is that? The app is designed to be extremely easy to use and it automatically detects other devices on your local network that have SFTTV installed. No complications at all!

SFTTV is much faster than Bluetooth and is the best way to discreetly send files to your TV. It is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux, allowing for easy file transfers between devices with different operating systems. To set up SFTTV on your local network, simply install the android app on your TV and on each device you wish to use for transferring files.

One great feature of SFTTV is its high level of security when transferring files between your devices. Additionally, it boasts a simple user interface that makes it easy to use. If you're curious about the location of your downloaded files, simply check the settings panel where you can also customize the location if desired. SFTTV allows for seamless file sharing between devices without requiring an internet connection.

Overall, SFTTV is an excellent app for individuals looking to exchange files between their Smart TV android, android phone, and computer. It is extremely fast, completely secure, and easy to use. Using SFTTV, you can easily transfer files between devices on your local network without requiring an internet connection.

Features

Easily transfer files from your phone or computer to your Smart TV running Android!

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Ratings

4.3

1133+ Votes
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