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The Chromecast is already cheap, but it also seems to be the device that keeps on giving. Or you could, you know, just buy a Chromecast Audio for £30, which does the exact same thing natively. If you’re having trouble getting this to work, there’s an excellent tutorial on YouTube to help you out.

Music streamed from compatible apps (Google Play Music is our pick) will now play directly from your receiver though your speakers. You’ll need to pick up a specific HDMI to VGA adaptor ( try this one), plug it into the AUX port on your receiver and you’re set. Now, this takes a little bit of work – but it is possible to combine your audio receiver and a Chromecast into a bargain Sonos-like music system.
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Related: Amazon Fire TV vs Apple TV comparisonĬreate a multi-room music streamer with your Chromecast Want to know more about a painting that’s popped up? Just ask Google Now ‘What’s on Chromecast?’ and it’ll deliver background information on the art work.
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You can let Chromecast display your photos and various classic pieces of art, plus handy information like the weather and the current time. You now have a whole load of options to play with. Just open it up and tap the gear icon in the Devices tab. It’s all controlled from the Chromecast app, which you should have installed (make sure you’re running the latest version). It makes for some pretty stunning background action. Backdropīackdrop is a pretty nifty official Chromecast feature from Google, letting you have various images show up on your television when you’re not watching it. Just tap on the Chromecast icon in the app, select your dongle and you’re ready to go. As you would expect, Google has kitted its Play Music app out with Chromecast support, so you can beam your own library of songs and listen to them through your television. Related: Chromecast 2 vs Chromecast Audio: What’s the difference?īoth main Chromecasts are great for video, but they can also be ace for streaming music to your TV (the Chromecast Audio is concerned with pumping tunes to your stereo). The good news is it’s now available in the UK for £15, which is a small price to pay for a significantly better connection. But it has launched an adaptor that will add the functionality to either Chromecast device. Improve your signalĬonsidering how dinky and cheap the Chromecast is, it’s hardly a surprise that Google didn’t include an ethernet port. Still, we’ll try to incorporate it where appropriate. There’s also a third, music-focusd Chromecast device on the market, the Chromecast Audio, which is another kettle of fish entirely.

Whether you’re new to the world of Chromecasting or are an experienced user, we’ve rounded up some handy hints to get you set up and ready to Cast. Additionally, you can send a tab from the Google Chrome web browser.
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That is, they let you stream a wide variety of content from Android and iOS devices like the iPad Air 2 to your TV. While they look different, both Chromecasts essentially work the same. The new model drops the ‘USB stick’ design for something sleeker and more flexible – a small disk that plugs into your TV through a flexible chord.
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Looking like a mix between a USB stick and one of those old Bluetooth receivers you’d plug into your PC, Google’s original Chromecast was essentially a HDMI dongle that plugs into the back of your HD TV.
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