I’ve been at PCMag since 2011 and have covered the surveillance state, vaccination cards, ghost guns, voting, ISIS, art, fashion, film, design, gender bias, and more. My title is Senior Features Writer, which is a license to write about absolutely anything if I can connect it to technology (I can). To opt out, just return to this page and tap Leave Program. Select it, tap Join Program, and agree to receive emails about new features. Tap your Chromecast and the gear icon on the top-right, and scroll down to Preview Program. To sign up, open the Google Home app on an Android or iOS device. Google says the program is not beta but rather just a preview of stable features. It brings you the latest Chromecast features before they're released to the public. If spoilers don't dissuade you, you'll want to join the Chromecast Preview Program (Opens in a new window). Then you can watch your DVDs as a stream on the Vudu app on Chromecast-at a cost of $2 per title for standard definition and $5 per title for high definition. Go to the menu, select Disc to Digital, and scan the UPC code from the disc. Download the Vudu app ( Android (Opens in a new window), iOS (Opens in a new window)), sign in or sign up for an account. If you have stacks and stacks of DVDs and nothing to play them on, or you just want the convenience that comes with streaming, you can use Vudu to convert old media to new. At launch, that meant a Chromecast Ultra, but in June 2021, Google added Stadia support (Opens in a new window) to the Chromecast with Google TV for more big-screen gaming options. The Google Stadia streaming platform lets you play console- and PC-quality games on your phone, in a Chrome browser tab, or on your TV with a supported streaming device. Note that your Chromecast must be using a wall outlet for power and not plugged into a USB port on the TV. Some TV makers might call it by a different name ( Google has a rundown here (Opens in a new window)), but if your TV supports it, go to the TV's settings, select the HDMI-CEC option, and enable it. If your TV supports HDMI-CEC, though, your TV can make the leap as soon as you hit the cast button from a supported app no old-school remote needed. Given that the Chromecast plugs into a port on your TV, you'll need to switch the input on your TV to go between the cable box, the Chromecast, and whatever else you have in your home entertainment setup.
Look for the Cast icon on the top of the Google Photos app, and tap to connect.ġ4. Google Photos has Chromecast support (Opens in a new window), so you can cast your pics from Google Photos on iOS, Android, and the PC to your TV. Similarly, Chromecast can serve as a modern-day alternative to old-school slideshows-no projector needed. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.
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