EchoGram turns your phone into a remote for Telegram video. Open any video from your chats or channels, tap cast, and stream it to a Chromecast, Google TV or DLNA television on your network, with subtitles and audio-track control, and without downloading the file to your phone.
EchoGram casts to Chromecast, Chromecast with Google TV, Google TV streamers and DLNA-compatible televisions and receivers, including many Samsung, LG and Sony smart TVs that support DLNA. If you have an Android TV or Fire TV or an Apple TV, you can install EchoGram on the TV directly and skip casting altogether.
The Telegram app's casting is limited and usually wants the file downloaded first. EchoGram streams while it casts and clears its cache as it goes, so a large MKV never fills your phone. You also keep a real player on the phone: an audio-track picker, subtitle selection and styling, precise seeking, and resume-where-you-left-off that syncs across your devices.
The Telegram app has limited casting. EchoGram adds full casting: open a video from your Telegram chats or channels, tap the cast icon, and send it to a Chromecast, Google TV or DLNA television on the same Wi-Fi network.
No. EchoGram streams the video while casting and clears its cache afterwards, so even multi-gigabyte MKV files do not fill up your phone.
Chromecast, Chromecast with Google TV, Google TV devices and DLNA-compatible televisions and receivers. On Android TV, Fire TV and Apple TV you can install EchoGram directly instead of casting.
Yes. You can switch embedded audio tracks and select or restyle subtitles from your phone while the video plays on the TV.