AllCast from ClockworkMod released to Play Store, will allow streaming of media to (pretty much) anywhere

December 23, 2013

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AllCast

Koushik Dutta has done it again. His popular app, AllCast (which doesn't require root access), has been released to the Play Store. The app will let you stream pictures and video to pretty much any device. This includes Xbox 360, Xbox One, Roku, Apple TV, Samsung and Panasonic TVs, Google TV, and all DLNA-enabled devices.

Unsurprisingly, Chromecast is not supported because it's still heavily restricted by Google. You can download the application for free, but you'll get ads, splash-screens, and a limit on length of videos you can watch. To remove the limitations, you'll have to pay a $4.99 fee for the unlock key— a price well worth it when you consider what you're getting from the app.

Hit the break for the link to the app in the Play Store.

Play Store Download Link

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