You can access virtual ATX TV Events at https://watch.atxfestival.com/. Find out more about getting started and setting up your account here!

You can watch virtual ATX TV Events on PCs running Windows 7+, and Intel-based Macs running OSX 10.12+. You can also watch the festival on Android tablets and phones using Chrome, on iPhones and iPads using Safari, and on our ATX Television Festival app for Apple TV and Roku.

Windows 7, Windows 8.1 or Windows 10

Supported browsers: Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Opera. We recommend using the latest version of your browser. Internet Explorer is not supported.

Mac OSX 10.12 or later

Supported browsers: Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Opera. We recommend using the latest version of your browser.

Absolutely! You can watch content using Safari on iOS 11.2 or later.

Please note: The “Screen Mirroring” feature cannot be used – please ensure you turn off Screen Mirroring if you encounter trouble playing content. In addition, you cannot use a lightning to HDMI adapter to connect to your TV. Try using AirPlay instead if you have a compatible TV or streaming box.

Absolutely! You can watch content using Chrome on Android 6.0 or later.

Yep! You can cast to a 3rd generation or newer Chromecast stick.

To Chromecast from an Android phone or tablet:

• Make sure your Chromecast devices is on the same Wi-fi network as your mobile device.
• After the video is playing, tap the “Cast” icon in the bottom right corner of the video player. If the icon doesn’t appear, unfortunately casting is not supported on your device.

To Chromecast from your computer:

• Make sure you’re using Google Chrome as your browser.
• After the video is playing, tap the “Cast” icon in the bottom right corner of the video player. If the icon doesn’t appear, unfortunately casting is not supported on your device.

You can AirPlay from most browsers if you have an AirPlay compatible TVs or streaming boxes by selecting the AirPlay button in the bottom right-hand side of the player. If the icon doesn’t appear, unfortunately casting is not supported on your device.

Compatible Smart TV include select Samsung, LG, Sony and VIZIO models.

Compatible streaming boxes include AppleTV Gen4 and above, and select Roku HD streaming devices running the most up-to-date software.

Maybe! Unfortunately many built-in Smart TVs web browsers don’t support protected content playback. If you get a black screen or error message, it’s likely that your TV is not compatible. You’ll need to try another method to get the video onto your TV.

CineSend uses adaptive bitrate streaming which means the streaming quality will automatically adjust based on your internet speed. If your internet connection is poor or inconsistent you may experience problems during playback. If you’re on wifi, try moving closer to your router.

You likely have “Screen Mirroring” turned on in your device settings. Please turn off the screen mirroring setting and start AirPlay by selecting the AirPlay button in the bottom right-hand side of the player.

If you have an external display or TV connected with an HDMI cable, try disconnecting it. If a video plays after it is disconnected, then unfortunately the display or cable doesn’t support encrypted video. You’ll need to try another way to watch.

Some Chromecast versions cannot support transitions from one video to another. If this happens, turn off casting and re-start it once the film starts playing.