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Send song and video titles from your browser to ESPTimeCast™ — instantly. ESPTimeCast Companion automatically detects media playback in your browser and sends the current title directly to your ESPTimeCast™ device in real time. Works with supported platforms like YouTube, Spotify, Twitch, and more — no setup required. It connects automatically using "esptimecast.local". ✨ Features • Automatically detects what you're watching or listening to • Instantly displays titles on your ESPTimeCast™ • Works across multiple supported websites • Supports multiple devices • Fast, lightweight, and runs entirely locally 🔌 How It Works The extension monitors active media playback in your browser and sends the current title over your local network to your ESPTimeCast™ device. 📡 Requirements • An ESPTimeCast™ device on the same network • ESPTimeCast™ firmware v1.5.0 or newer 🔒 Privacy No data is collected or transmitted externally. All communication happens locally between your browser and your device. What's new in v1.1.0: 🍅 Added Pomodoro start/stop button Prev Mode button removed What's new in v1.0.3: Added support for plex.tv Fixed "number of scrolls" on first boot What's new in v1.0.2: 🌍 Universal Language Support: The extension now accurately detects playback on Spotify regardless of language setting (Japanese, Spanish, English, etc.). ✨ Smart Metadata Filtering: Implemented a silent filtering layer that identifies and suppresses non-song metadata. This ensures that promotional tags, advertisements, and system placeholders are not transmitted to your LED Matrix, keeping your display clean and focused on the video/music.
Jun 15, 2026
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