will it wifi data to chromecast for tv viewing.
2010578
No, unless you can find an file browser that can stream chromcast from the app itself. Maybe in the future corsair may add it to their native app
1804052
This projector has a hdmi port, which is what is needed to have chromecast. So yes its compatible
1353223
Dear Valued Customer,Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, chromecast does not work for this model.
236351
If your asking if this can stream the picture from your tablet to your TV through wifi, probably not, I don't know of any Tablet with WiDi. They are, however, building Miracast support into tablets and phones now. So, the newer Netgear boxes that support miracast could handle that.
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The Warpia StreamHD replaces the wire connection from your pc to your HD television. Everything that you see on your computer screen is seen on the TV wirelessly (videos, websites, games, - whatever you're looking at). So, if you have a 60" TV, you can use it as a 60" Wireless Monitor for you laptop or desktop. Chromecast uses your router's wifi signal and different apps used for entertainment - sort of like the "Roku" box or any Smart TV being able to receive wifi signals so you can watch Netflix, HULU, and other entertainment apps).
1811604
If you mean an wireless adapter like chromecast, then yes, I am using a chromecast on my HDTV and it works well.
1631682
I do not own a Chromecast but I would think is it is looking for a HDMI port to transmit data into and the Belkin is a HDMI multiport
486410
Hi Michelle,I'm not sure I understand your question but the way this device works is that it takes a DVI and audio signals as inputs and outputs a HDMI signal. The chromecast has to plug into your TV's HDMI input and USB input. If you don't have those inputs on your TV the Chromecast won't work.
98450
No. It's just a wireless receiver. You use it to connect to the internet only. Unlike Chromecast or Roku stick it doesn't have apps or anything. It's more for CPU's and devices that need an internet connection.
1646340
No, the WiFi part is for incoming signals. The connection to the TV is through a cable such as HDMI.
1933959
Yes, this was the impetus for our purchasing the device. It is a solid 5 bar fast signal for everything. Our Chromecast recognizes the Amped signal & runs the feed(stream) from there.
1814749
Chromecast is an enlarged thumb drive-sized dongle that plugs into a modern television set's HDMI port and allows you to stream media from your existing computer or mobile device through your home WiFi network and onto your TV screen. It works over wifi, and your local (or home) network. Bluetooth technology isn't used, so I don't think it can help you there.
1052568
No, you won't be able to do that. A cheap solution would be to get the $35 Google Chromecast.
1890749
I have an HDMI cable if I want to see the pictures on the TV. I don't have a smart TV. The wifi is so simple to use that if your TV is wifi capable it most likely will work.
252211
Yes. You can use it similar to a wireless projector. Once you connect it to your TV, everything you do on your computer/laptop will be shown on the TV
1903040
I don't know about chromecast. It doesn't switch by auto or manually, it plays what's on, either one or both simultaneously. It's more a splitter than a switch. It always sends the signal to all that are on.
1654039
No. BUT. You can buy a Chromecast or a ROKU stick for on the cheap and plug it into the hdmi port and turn this tv into a streaming tv. Miracast should then work.