Google has recently given an update to its Chrome cast app with the facility to mirror you android screen on TV. Users were eagerly waiting for this feature on their chromecast as they can play games, use apps, browse features of device directly into Big TV.
It is now in beta version and the best experience you will find only on the specific supported devices. Apart from these devices, If your device is running Android 4.4.2 or higher, but is not listed below, it still may be possible to cast your Android screen. Please note that your experience may vary.
Even though this feature is out from many days, but many people do not know about it. May be that is the reason we have come up with this article.
Even though this feature is out from many days, but many people do not know about it. May be that is the reason we have come up with this article.
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Supported Android Devices For Screen Casting
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Steps To Cast Your Android Screen Using Google ChromeCast
To Cast your screen from your Android device:
To stop Casting your screen:
- Connect your Android device to the same Wi-Fi network as your Chromecast
- Open the Chromecast App
- From the navigation drawer, select 'Cast Screen'
- Touch the 'Cast Screen' button
- Select your Chromecast
To stop Casting your screen:
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From your notification drawer:
- Access the notification drop down drawer from your Android device
- Select 'Disconnect' on the notification bar
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From your Chromecast app:
- Reopen the Chromecast App
- From the navigation drawer, select 'Cast Screen'
- Select the 'Disconnect' button
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Bio: A Technology Leninist who believes that success can only be achieved if one has a practical implementation knowledge. He is a Computer Science Engineer, a professional blogger and a debugger.
