Google provides its own instructions to set up the Chromecast, but basically you plug it into an available HDMI port on the television or PC monitor and then connect the Chromecast to an electrical outlet or USB port to power it. You can use Google’s free Chromecast app (available in the Google Play store) to manage your Chromecast hardware and stream video to the connected screen. Start by making sure the Chromecast and the Android device are on the same wireless network. If you already have the Google Chromecast device - which makes it easy to stream movies and TV shows from the Google Play store, as well as video from YouTube and other sources - you do not need much more. I have a Chromecast, but do I need any other hardware or software to make it happen?Ī. My seven-inch Android tablet is too small for viewing high-quality movies, so I’m looking for a simple and easy way to stream it to either a TV console or a PC monitor. The 75" was just released, wish it came out a few months earlier when I was doing my living room renovation.Q. Overall, I'm super happy with the Frame, it isn't the best in picture quality, however, the look of the art mode and no gap mounting is SO nice. However, the dongle connects to your oneconnect box, so there is nothing dangling from your frameTV.Īlso, the FrameTV comes bundled with the wall mount, no need to buy a mount for it. You'll need to buy a separate chromecast ultra dongle. However, there are times I want to cast my screen or a photo from Google photos, but the Frame does not show up on 'castable' devices.
You can cast youtube/netflix and some other apps that are installable from the Samsung store.
It is a super elegant solution as I just poked a small hole in my wall and dropped the oneconnect cable behind down to another small hole for a super clean look.Īs for Chromecast, the TV doesn't quite have full support out of the box. It uses the OneConnect box, so there is a super thin wire that comes from the TV all the way to a separate box that then has all then inputs/outputs and power. Sorry for the late reply, but I have a 2019 65" FrameTV.
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