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Anyone Use Chromecast?

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Reviews, please.

I have heard good things. I bought one for my wife for Christmas. I currently have a Roku and love it. I am interested in this as it is smaller and portable.

Any updates on this?

 

I've heard people rave about it, but I'm still not quite clear what its utility is. I know you can watch Netflix or YouTube with it. Is it just a lite version of Roku or Apple TV then?

Works best with Android phones and tablets via google play. You can cast just about anything to your TV.

 

iPhones can't really do much with it yet. Pretty much just net flicks and youtube.

LOVE IT.

 

Got one a few weeks ago. If, like me, you don't already have a device that streams Netflix or YouTube to your TV, it's pretty great.

 

I've been using it a lot recently to go through the YouTube archives of The Chris Gethard show. It's a call-in show featuring a lot of comedians, musical act and comedy bits. It was recently picked up for a pilot by Comedy Central, but it's been on Manhattan public access TV in New York since 2011.

 

Much more pleasant going through that archive on TV than on a computer screen.

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LOVE IT.

 

Got one a few weeks ago. If, like me, you don't already have a device that streams Netflix or YouTube to your TV, it's pretty great.

 

I've been using it a lot recently to go through the YouTube archives of The Chris Gethard show. It's a call-in show featuring a lot of comedians, musical act and comedy bits. It was recently picked up for a pilot by Comedy Central, but it's been on Manhattan public access TV in New York since 2011.

 

Much more pleasant going through that archive on TV than on a computer screen.

 

I returned mine. I do have a device to stream Netflix. It also doesn't have a lot of apps it works with on Apple devices yet.

 

Love the concept.

^ Google is definitely taking care of its own first. If functionality with Apple products improves, it'll be great.

 

I don't say this often, but I'm actually disappointed with how slowly progress has been on TV/internet integration.

My wife bought me one for Christmas and I haven't taken it out of the box yet. I don't fully understand what it's function is going to do for me and I haven't had the time to play around with it yet.

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Chromecast has now added an option for a ethernet cable connection to the router.

A Smart TV would save you from buying all these other devices to plug in,have sitting around,etc.

Chromecast has now added an option for a ethernet cable connection to the router.

 

Don't you have to stream through your phone with the chromecast? Meaning, unlike the Amazon fire stick, there is no remote control.

 

So if you skip wifi and plug directly into the chromecast, how do you 'remote control' the content?

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Don't you have to stream through your phone with the chromecast? Meaning, unlike the Amazon fire stick, there is no remote control.

 

So if you skip wifi and plug directly into the chromecast, how do you 'remote control' the content?

 

You can now use your TV remote.

Gotcha. The obvious answer that I completely ignored.

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Gotcha. The obvious answer that I completely ignored.

 

It's new so I doubt many are using the remote yet.

I love it! Use it to watch college basketball games that are only streaming on the internet. Push to the TV and I'm good to go.

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