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If you are having technical issues with our live stream above, try this link to view live. This link is recommended for those with older computers/devices and those using “Smart TV” web browsers. Overall, we cannot guarantee that a live stream will work on any brand of Smart TV’s built-in web browser since many TVs are incapable of playing video directly from a website.
If you are still having issues, please fill out our Contact form and select the Category: "Live Streaming Issues / Help." Or you can try troubleshooting a few things on your own.
Casting to your TV
If you’re watching from this page on a smartphone or tablet and want to view the livestream on a TV, you may be able to cast from your phone or tablet depending on your device and the type of TV you have. Results vary by brand and model, but the options below cover what works for most people.
Casting from an Android Phone or Tablet (Chromecast / Google TV)
If you have an Android device, you may be able to cast the livestream from this page to:
A Chromecast or Chromecast with Google TV plugged into your TV
A TV that has Google TV built in
A TV that has Android TV built in
Many newer TVs that have Chromecast built‑in (this includes many Sony, TCL, Hisense and Philips models)
If your TV supports the Chromecast protocol, you’ll typically see the Cast icon appear inside the video player once you start playing.
How to try casting:
Make sure your Android device and your TV are on the same Wi‑Fi network.
Open the livestream video on this page using the Chrome browser only.
Tap on the video so the control bar appears.
Look for a Cast icon (it may appear in the video player or in the top corner of your browser).
Choose your TV or Chromecast device from the list.
If it connects but doesn’t start playing automatically, try pressing Play on your TV remote.
Some devices will cast immediately, others may not show the icon at all — it depends heavily on the brand and model of your TV and browser. If you don’t see the Cast icon here, you can also try opening the stream directly through the backup BoxCast link on this page under “Need Tech Help?”
Casting from an iPhone or iPad (AirPlay)
If you’re using an Apple device, you can AirPlay to any of the following:
Apple TV HD or Apple TV 4K
Most recent Samsung, LG, Sony, and Vizio smart TVs that have AirPlay built in
Many Roku devices and Roku TVs that now support AirPlay
Some other TVs that list AirPlay or AirPlay 2 support
Depending on the device, the AirPlay icon may or may not appear directly in the video player on this page — but AirPlay can usually still work through the iOS Control Center.
How to try AirPlay:
Make sure your iPhone/iPad and your TV or Apple TV are on the same Wi‑Fi network.
Start playing the livestream video on this page.
If an AirPlay icon appears in the video player, tap it.
If it does not appear, swipe down from the upper‑right corner of your iPhone/iPad to open Control Center.
Look for the media playback tile (it will show the video currently playing).
Tap the AirPlay or casting icon there.
Select your Apple TV, AirPlay‑enabled TV, or compatible Roku device.
Some TVs don’t show up immediately — on many iPhones you can tap “More” to reveal the full list of available TVs.
If Casting Doesn’t Work
On Sundays, some devices work better than others depending on how the embedded player behaves. If casting doesn’t appear to work from the main player on this page, scroll to the “Need Tech Help?” section and try the direct BoxCast link provided there.
Feel free to keep trying different options — many viewers have success, but it depends on your exact device model, software version, and browser.
