Tubecast is now a Universal App for Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone

Tubecast for Windows 8.1

Tubecast for Windows Phone is one of our pinnacle YouTube apps. But non only can it handle diverse levels of playback quality information technology can besides 'cast your videos from your phone to your Xbox 1, DLNA device, Chromecast or Apple tree Television (and soon Roku). That feature is super handy when you want to share a video with the room and non have to blazon on the TV.

Today, we are super excited to announce that the Windows 8.1 version of the app is at present live in the Windows Store!

The developer behind the app, Stephane, tells us he spent "v months doing the migration from Silverlight to WinRT, was non like shooting fish in a barrel at all" to get in a universal app. Now that the job is done though, things are shine sailing. Heck, it is even Windows 10-gear up.

Tubecast Universal for Windows viii.1

Bandage video to your DLNA device (Smart TV, XBOXOne/360, XBMC)
Cast online and downloaded Youtube videos
Chromecast (total control Volume and seek)
Airplay Apple TV
New 4k(2160p) videos
QHD(1440p) Total Hard disk drive (1080p) SD (480p) 60fps
Download Youtube videos on your MyDocuments/Videos folder
Login to your Youtube account and use all the features (subscribe, sentry afterward, history, my videos, subscribers...)
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Windows 10 ready (windowed mode)

I take been toying with the Windows 8.1 version on my Lenovo Yoga Tablet two for the final 60 minutes, and it feels only like the phone version, which is fantastic. The orientation of the top bar is certainly unique, and I have not run into any dealbreakers nonetheless with the app. Being make new to Windows 8.one, there may be a few bugs out the gate, so make sure you report them if you detect them.

Demo: How to stream YouTube videos from Windows Phone to the Xbox One using Tubecast

Fan of the Windows Phone version of Tubecast? Look an update side by side week to add back up for 4K and Roku! Windows Primal will, of course, tell you when that goes alive.

Finally, there is pricing for this app. The app is technically gratuitous to use as a standalone YouTube player. Yet, if yous want to utilise the casting characteristic, you get 20 free casts to apply, afterwards which y'all need to pay $ane.99 to unlock them on Windows 8.1. If, all the same, you have already paid more $2 in the Windows Telephone app, you should carry over to the Windows 8.ane version for free. Other toll ranges for new users are universal for $2.99 and up, meaning if you cull that level (or college) yous unlock unlimited casts for Windows and Windows Phone.

Tubecast looks to be a fantastic option for those needing a good, dedicated YouTube app that can handle every custom feature y'all can think of and more. If you have a Surface, 8-inch tablet, or even your PC, requite the app a shot and permit us know what you retrieve!

Download Tubecast for Windows viii.ane (Free, optional in-app buy)

Download Tubecast for Windows Telephone viii.one (Gratuitous, optional in-app purchase)

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