Let couples watch their wedding film on TV, the way it deserves

How couples watch their wedding film on TV

Most families want to see the film together on the biggest screen in the house. Dellro is built so that moment is simple, without cables or passwords typed on a remote. The TV never needs an account; the couple's phone, already signed in to the gallery, does the work.

1. 1Open the TV page on the televisionIn the smart TV's web browser (Samsung, LG, Android TV, Fire TV and others), open the Dellro TV page. It shows a 6-character code.
2. 2Type the code into the gallery on the phoneOn the phone, open the wedding gallery and enter the code shown on the TV.
3. 3Watch, driven by the remoteThe gallery opens on the TV. Couples browse films and photo sets and press play with the TV remote.

AirPlay and Chromecast from the player

If the household has an Apple TV, the film can be sent with AirPlay straight from the Dellro player. On TVs and devices that support Google Cast, Chromecast works the same way from the player. Both are simple options for couples who already use them every day.

Wedding video on TV, without a store app

Dellro works through the TV's own web browser, AirPlay and Chromecast. Apps in the TV app stores are not available yet, so there is nothing for couples to search for or install. The pairing code approach means any smart TV with a modern browser can become the screen for the premiere night.

• Smart TV browser on Samsung, LG, Android TV, Fire TV and others, paired with a 6-character code
• AirPlay to Apple TV from the player
• Chromecast (Google Cast) from the player
• No login on the TV, so no passwords typed with a remote

Private on the big screen too

A paired TV follows the gallery's privacy settings. If you revoke a guest or change the gallery password, paired TVs are signed out as well. Read more about access options on the private galleries page.

Picture quality on a large screen

Films stream adaptively up to 4K when you deliver a 4K source, so a 75-inch living room TV shows your grade at full resolution as the connection allows. The details are on the 4K film streaming page, and our guide to watching a wedding film on TV is written so you can send it straight to couples.

Helping couples on the night

Couples are rarely technical, and they should not need to be. Send them our TV guide with the delivery email, or include the three pairing steps in your template. If the TV has a browser, it works; if they own an Apple TV, AirPlay is there; if they cast, Chromecast is there. One of the three will suit almost any living room.

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