Good day everyone! In this video, we'll see how to transfer files from a smartphone to a TV or TV box using ES Explorer.

We already talked about how to add a search engine to ES Explorer here and how to transfer forbidden files here .

Let's get started, we will need both devices to be on the same home Internet network, and ES File Explorer installed on both devices.

On the Android TV Box, open ES File Explorer:

We need a "Sender" (sender):

Open receive. On the console, I named the device “KM9”:

I have android 5.1 on the console, so the picture does not turn to the desired position. Who will have the same situation, you need to install the rotation control application ( link ). Open it once and everything will be fine.

With the Android prefix, that's all - go to the smartphone. We took a smartphone, open ES Explorer:

Let me remind you once again how to create an APK file from installed applications. Opening the application:

We select the necessary applications:

Enable reservation:

It's over. By default, the files will be in the “backup” :

We press "back". Opening the sender:

Click send:

Let's send the video, for this we mark the “ checkboxes ” and click “ send ”:

We press send. We click on the device, and the file is transferred:

Now you do not need to transfer to the cloud or copy to a USB flash drive. All files are in place:

Let's send our APK files created earlier - highlight and hit submit. Files are being transferred.

For some reason not very fast. This is due to the fact that many devices are connected via WiFi (two phones, 2 TVs, an android prefix), so the speed is probably not very high. Let's wait a bit:

Everything is in place and we return to the TV. Back to TV box:

If suddenly it doesn’t work on some TVs, in particular Sony, go to the settings, find the item about the device and click on the assembly number seven times - the item for developers will appear in it, turn on USB debugging. This will help. I did not include anything here, everything is transmitted without it. The resulting files will be in this folder:

Well, that's all, thanks for your attention.