Can anyone confirm if this switch will work with a Google Chromecast device?
181457
Hello Jean-Guy S, Yes it will work. It just wont automatically switch. You will have to manually switch to it. Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support 856-216-8222 support@mediabridgeproducts.com
181458
Hello Jean-Guy S,Yes it will work. It just wont automatically switch. You will have to manually switch to it. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com
181459
This will work with Google Chromecast. The Chromecast, however, needs to be powered by a USB port.
952366
Since there is no need for port forwarding for chrome cast devices yes this would work for chrome cast. Just make sure you don't setup your wireless with vlans and if you do make sure it is on the same vlan to communicate with your device.
605520
No you need to search on Amazon for an HDMI Converter that works with your tv's inputs. Chromecast HDMI to HDMI switch = HDMI output Chromcast HDMI to HDMI Converter = Older TV's get picture
2155422
I can not answer this question with certainty. What I can say is the box does work very well with a chrome cast and a tv that does not have hdmi input. Something else that was a surprise was the box needs to be powered by USB cord(like an iPhone). The USB cord is provided. I imagine that it would work but can not say for sure based on my use of the box.
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
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/
517716
Yes, absolutely. I have personally done this for exactly the reason/need you are in streaming Chromecast. And, there are many other excellent features this device performs (e.g. re-broadcasting wifi signal as a repeater for further wifi coverage.). An excellent investment!
700884
This remote keypad has nothing to do with the Chromecast device. The keypad is associated with a computer it will "run". The Chromcast device just displays on your tv whatever your computer is displaying. If the keyboard works with your computer/laptop, then you are fine. If you are wondering if you can work a Chromecast device without a computer by using this keyboard... nope
997597
You'll need the output to HDMI connector then it should work, though I see many bad reviews for those products. You will need to look around for what works best for you. Alternatively if you have a Google Chromecast should work as well, but that limits you to a few select apps at this time.
1286284
I used this switch with AT&T;'s internet TV service. The Video HD streaming was flawless. You should have Gigabit connections between your devices for proper streaming.
22479
I have chromecast. ..roko...Xbox 30 hooked to mine. All work fine...have cc hooked to #1 position and it auto switch my TV input when I cast something.
2139837
That won't work. This monitor has neither an HDMI input (needed for Chromecast) nor an audio out. It has one port only: a DisplayPort input. That port carries a video signal only. If you still wish to use this as a monitor, make sure your computer has a DisplayPort output. For audio, you will need to use separate speakers connected to your computer, not the monitor.
524391
I can't say for sure because I haven't tried it but if I had to guess the answer is no. The input on the display is a mini-hdmi not a standard hdmi like the one used by Chromecast; the micro-USB ports are not for power-output they allow you to plug the display in to charge it or power it via the included power cable.
2117168
If your chrome device has compatibility with projector/display hardware, then download the Ziggi software from online site and it all should be plug and play. :-)
1876898
Yes! Its best to use the remote that comes with it so you can switch to different inputs. I have the Chromecast hooked up myself it works fine. It also displays 1080p if you have a source that plays 1080p such as blu ray, ps4, Xbox one.
102559
If you have HDMI output on the chromecast and composite video/audio on the tv (yellow, red, and white rca connections) it should work fine. I'm not sure about the power requirements for the converter though. I always use my usb port to power it from my computer, but I've been told the HDMI cable will power it. The converter itself lights up from a blue led inside when the power is on... Hope this helps. As far as the converter itself goes, it works great!
2273521
The switch works when one of the three units is turned on and automatically switches to another unit when it is turned on. I understand that if any of the three devices, like the cable box, is always on, that should be in slot 1, and the others should be plugged in in the order of frequency that they are used. I would try each of the three inputs separately in slot 1 first, then try them in tandem. I have had no problem plugging in a Dish Network Receiver, a Blu-Ray player and a Google Chromecast.