Category: Chromecast

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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. One question we ran across in our […]

If your Chromecast’s video output is blacking out sporadically (as opposed to pausing to buffer), the Chromecast restarts altogether, or the Chromecast is stuck in a loop of rebooting constantly, this is the section for you. If your Chromecast isn’t stuck outright in an endless reboot loop the culprit is almost always a poor quality […]

The Chromecast is a handy gadget for streaming Netflix, You. Tube, and other content from mobile devices to your TV, but it requires a strong Wi-Fi connection to deliver streams that don’t buffer. Not everyone has a super-fast Wi-Fi network, though, and for those people, Google has a $20 Ethernet adapter for the Chromecast with […]

If your Chromecast or Chromecast Audio is connected to an existing Wi-Fi network, but you would like to connect it to a new one, follow the steps below: Make sure your mobile device or tablet is connected to the same Wi-Fi as your Chromecast device. Open the Google Home app. Tap your device. At the […]

The Chromecast button is usually located at the top right-hand corner of the screen. It looks a lot like a Wi-Fi signal but angled to the right within a rectangular outline. The Chromecast icon should display when you open an app that is able to cast a video from your Andriod device to your TV […]

Chromecast is a line of streaming dongles by Google. They can be plugged into any television or monitor through a standard HDMI port. Once configured, you can stream audio or video wirelessly to a bigger screen from your phone, computer, or even a Google Home device. Google Chromecast connects over Wi-Fi. It was originally a […]

Then click the Menu button and choose More Tools > Cast Media to Device. That will add a “Cast” button to the upper right corner of the browser. If you’re an avid You. Tube viewer, it will be familiar. The “Cast tab” will find all the Chromecast devices on your network. And you can choose […]

Download the Google Chrome browser. Always open the content you want to stream in a Chrome browser. The name Chromecast indicates it works along with Google Chrome. You can use Google Chrome to cast any website to your Chromecast device. Go to a website you want to cast. You can cast any website to a […]

Mirrored gaming works best on the Chromecast 2nd Gen and 3rd Gen. devices—it carries less lag than the first Chromecast, and this makes games easier to play. If you have the second or third-generation Chromecast, it is best if you set it up to use your Wi-Fi router’s 5GHz frequency band. Lastly, many games have […]