Cast a PDF to a TV or another browser
Pair your devices, open a PDF, turn pages, and use two- or four-page layouts. Screenshots from web, Android, iPad, and TV sessions.
Guides to PDF, PowerPoint, and video casting, privacy, and how Chusko works. Questions? See the FAQ.
Pair your devices, open a PDF, turn pages, and use two- or four-page layouts. Screenshots from web, Android, iPad, and TV sessions.
Present PPT and PPTX files straight from your browser or phone. Slide controls, screenshots, and the limits of static slide rendering.
Install Chusko on the TV and the phone, pair with a code, and play local videos on the big screen. Device-to-device, no USB stick, no cloud copy.
Missing audio codecs, misplaced indexes, and limited USB players make TVs reject files they can almost play. How to tell which failure you have, and when converting is a waste of time.
Mirroring duplicates your whole screen. Casting sends just the content. For videos stored on your phone, the difference shows up in quality, battery, and privacy.
Stream the video straight from your phone to theirs instead of sending the file. Full quality, no upload wait, no copy in anyone's cloud.
When you cast a video, where do the bytes go? Uploading creates copies you can't control. Here's what peer-to-peer casting changes.
Room codes, the signaling relay, raw-byte streaming, and native playback. The mechanics of P2P casting, from pairing to the encrypted byte stream.
Step-by-step: stream a video straight from your phone to an Android TV or any browser screen. No cloud copy, no account, no format conversion.
Cloud casting uploads your video to a server; P2P casting sends it between your devices. An honest comparison of privacy, formats, and control.
Media sent directly between devices, no server in the middle. How it works, when it's the right choice, and what Chusko does with it.