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Go2TV

Cast media files to Smart TVs and Chromecast devices

Alexandros Ballas ✓ Verified

app.go2tv.go2tv
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Go2TV lets you play video, audio, and image files on your Smart TV or Chromecast device directly from your computer. It works with Smart TVs (Samsung, LG, Sony via DLNA/UPnP), Chromecast devices, BubbleUPnP, and GMediaRender. No need to copy files to a USB drive or set up a media server. Just select your file, pick your device, and play. Supports auto-discovery, transcoding for incompatible formats, external and embedded subtitles, seek support, and both GUI and CLI modes.

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Main window (light mode)
Main window (dark mode)
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Settings window (light mode)
Settings window (light mode)
Settings window (dark mode)
Settings window (dark mode)

Observed history

App ChangeVersionWhen ↓
updated2.7.011 Oct 2026

Upstream releases

Release notes supplied by the developer. These dates are not Flathub package publication times.

2.7.09 Oct 2026
  • Added torrent playback from magnet links and .torrent files, with casting support during downloads and subtitle support.
  • Added ASS/SSA subtitle support, preserving styles and fonts during transcoding.
  • Added support for burning PGS and other image-based subtitles into transcoded video.
  • Improved automatic subtitle selection and fixed subtitle conversion and timing when seeking.
  • Fixed stopping media during cast startup and skipping tracks during DLNA gapless playback.
  • Improved video casting performance with hardware decoding and software fallback.
  • Fixed AppImage hardware transcoding on older NVIDIA cards (GTX 10xx / Pascal) by locking bundled FFmpeg to 8.1.2.
  • Android: Updated the target SDK to Android 15 (API 35).
  • Android: Added support for selecting WebVTT subtitle files.
  • Android: Added a compact Settings tab with theme, playback position, and update notification options.
  • Android: Added resume playback support to continue media from the last saved position.
  • Android: No longer keeps the screen awake unnecessarily while casting in the background.
  • Android: Fixed volume and mute controls targeting the previous Chromecast after switching devices.
  • Linux: Added MPRIS support for desktop media controls and playback metadata.
  • Linux: Added AppManager support for updating AppImages with zsync delta updates.
2.6.116 Sept 2026
  • Fixed a `getprotocolinfo` call error in version 2.6.0 that caused many MKV files to fail to play.
2.6.014 Sept 2026
  • Desktop App: Refreshed the interface while keeping the existing functionality.
  • Desktop App: Improved responsiveness on low-resolution displays and narrow/portrait window layouts.
  • Desktop App: Cast Desktop now supports DLNA devices.
  • Improved overall performance.
  • Fixed an "Unexpected response from D-Bus" error affecting some Flatpak installations.
  • Fixed a Chromecast race condition that could cause the app to crash.
2.5.04 Aug 2026
  • Added an optional web interface with real-time playback controls and a media library browser.
  • Improved Chromecast autoplay stability.
  • Improved transcoding performance and seeking speed.
  • Desktop App: Fixed playlist ordering when adding multiple items. Previously, items could be added in a random order.
  • Desktop App: Added support for external media in the file picker, along with other UX improvements.
  • Desktop App: Fixed audio/video synchronization issues during screencasting.
  • Android: Kept active casts running in the background using a foreground service and wake/Wi-Fi locks.
  • Android: Added an optional battery optimization exemption.
  • Android: Added support for opening media files through the system share menu.
  • Android: APKs are now signed with a stable key, allowing future updates to install over the existing version. Users must uninstall version 2.4.0 before installing this release.
  • Android: Fixed a crash affecting certain devices.