One other option is you can use an HDMI cable splitter to hook up one Chromecast to two TVs. The limitation of this option is you will need an HDMI cable running between the two TVs and the splitter will need to be plugged into a power outlet.
The next thing we wanted the answer to was how to cast to two chromecasts at same time?
Here is what our research found. open your Google Chrome browser and follow the instructions mentioned above. Navigate to the top right, and you will see the Username of the account you are currently logged in to. Click on it and choose Switch Person. A new window will pop up. Use a second Google account to log in. You can create a new one if you don’t have a secondary email account. Once logged in, you will see two Chrome windows, each logged in with a different username. In the new window, install both the extensions we mentioned earlier – Google Cast and Google Cast (Beta). Following the same method, you can cast to 4 Chromecast devices.
While we were reading we ran into the inquiry “Can I mirror or cast the same video to multiple Chromecasts?”.
Unfortunately you still cannot mirror or cast the same video to multiple Chromecasts. On the other hand if you are ready to control each Chromecast individually, all you need is to out all the locations in the same network with a VPN that allows mdns to go through.
How many TVs can you cast to with Chromecast?
7- You can now cast to 4 TVs using the two cast buttons in the first Chrome window, and two cast buttons in the second Chrome window. Will I need a Chromecast for each TV?
How do I cast to multiple TVs?
You will need to cast from a laptop or desktop computer. Are there any other options for casting to multiple TVs? One other option is you can use an HDMI cable splitter to hook up one Chromecast to two TVs.
Moreover, how do I cast to 4 TVs with 2 Google accounts?
6- In the new window with the second Google account, install the Google Cast (beta) extension. 7- You can now cast to 4 TVs using the two cast buttons in the first Chrome window, and two cast buttons in the second Chrome window. Will I need a Chromecast for each TV?
Why can’t I see Chromecast on all my TVs?
If you have setup each of your TVs with Chromecast you will next want to double check that they are all connected to the same Wifi network. If you have more than one Wifi network, you may have setup some of your TVs on a different Wifi network.