Will this work with chromecast?
2052896
It is not on compatibility list, but it shouldn't hurt to try it and see if it works...
2052897
I don't see why it wouldn't, though you might have to do some configuration of the router to get it to work. I can't say that I've tried it, but I see no reason why it should not. This may help some: http://www.crimsonorc.com/chromecast-setup-issues-netgear-routers/
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.
492227
Yes. Anything you can do on a standard chrome phone through your wireless connection, you can do with this tablet. You can download and install chromecast to cast to any device, and YouTube will cast by default after installation.
925130
Yup, works just fine. I have a HTPC, XBOX 360 and Chromecast connected to it. In fact, this is exactly why I got it. You'll like it.
16401
I'm sorry as I am not familiar with Chromecast. I have to say I don't know the answer.
2001273
yes it will work, it takes a lit a bit of time to learn to use the switch properly.it switches automatically the tv to the chromecast hdmi port.
1422228
No clue. I have my Chromecast attached to a port and works fine, sorry to hear :(
735603
It should work. I don't have a Chromecast for testing but it isn't a matter of supporting Chromecast as Chromecast is self contained and outputs a HD signal via HDMI. What this does is converts HDMI signals in their native resolution from a digital format to an analog Component Video or VGA output for use with non HDMI capable HD TVs and Monitors. It also handles HDCP handshaking which I don't think Chromecast uses. I've used this with a Blueray player and a Comcast HD DVR testing 720P, 1080i and 1080P on a Proscan 50" LCD TV with a damaged HDMI input. Hope this is of assistance to you.
1990530
Yes, it will work. Plug the HDMI plug from DirecTV on one side, and the Chromecast into the other. You will need an additional HDMI cable to go from the StarTech to the TV. While this will do exactly what you want, I do suggest you use a Roku cube rather than Chromecast. I've tried both and find the Roku so much better!
1337699
Yes, it will work. I've used this for a client to connect a Chromecast to an older HDTV that did not support 1080P without any issues.
524390
Sorry for the delay. I was so intrigued by this question I went out and purchased a micro-HDMI to HDMI adapter and tested this. I cna confirm this works with Chromecast; however, I cannot power up the Chromecast w/ the display's micro-USB port b/c it's micro-USB to micro-USB female/female.
25121
I'd say no. Really all you have to do is hook tv to computer. will need to make sure you have decent graphics card. HDMI output is the easiest. you basically set up tv as second monitor. your computer can't really send wifi signal or blutooth signals, which i believe chrome cast uses. even if you could make it work, I believe their would be latency issues.
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.
810923
I don't know, let me start start there. But, you might want to check the firewall or port-forwarding settings. check also on the admin level (at the router's webpage) if the chromecast is even recognized. It's under "wireless", "security", and "MAC address". Something like that. See if you can see the MAC address for the Chrome device. Make sure it isn't blocked b/c of a MAC filter. Hope that helps
1386013
Yes, do a search for "Google Chromecast HDMI Streaming Media Player". This provides wireless connectivity to HDMI...
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.
902985
No it will not.best bet is to do like it did and get Chromecast from walmart or best buy for $35 it's wireless and easy the install. Cable matters is junk but you can do what you want. Good luck.