Is this unit compatible with Chromecast?
1804052
This projector has a hdmi port, which is what is needed to have chromecast. So yes its compatible
621908
It doesn't work with anything. It is the worst device ever. I returned it and buyed the Google Chromecast. It works great. And works with Win7.
1052568
No, you won't be able to do that. A cheap solution would be to get the $35 Google Chromecast.
1538592
Didn't work me for chromecast it was waste of money, have doubts it will work for Roku.
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/
1811604
If you mean an wireless adapter like chromecast, then yes, I am using a chromecast on my HDTV and it works well.
1816496
You need the 3.5mm plug. I had to return it because I thought the audio traveled through the HDMI, but no, it did not. And my Chromecast device did not have a port for the 3.5mm plug.
814863
I had some challenges with this device getting it to work properly with my component-only HD TV (NON-HDMI). I had to go through several off-on's to get everything to sync up and still have to do this every once in awhile (especially when we lose power at the house and all the components come back on at the same time instead of a linear progression. :-( As for connecting your ChromeCast to this device to connect it to your TV - I'm sorry but I don't have a CCast connected to my adapter box yet so I'm not sure what it is (or is NOT) supposed to do. My only thought is to rule out as much as possible before assuming it's your HDMI/RGB adapter. I'd suggest to connect your CCast to a different TV to make sure your wireless network, CCast and the CCast clients are all configured properly to confirm that the cast tab does work for a different display when all other equipment is the same. If the HDMI/RGB adapter works for all other equipment just not the CCast, I'll bet it's a client/wifi/CCast issue. There's not active netowrk or programming on the HDMI/RGB adapter that would interfere with the operation of the CCast... other than HDMI compatibility. And if you can see the CCast on your component TV, then the adapter is functioning as well as it's ever going to and is obviously not causing an interruption of the video signal. I don't know if this helps, but I hope it does. -David.
940227
Here is the link for Chromecast android app downloadable to at Google Play store. Of course, this is only one half of the issue. You must buy the device of Chromecast. The app is free. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.chromecast.app&hl;=en&gclid;=CjwKEAjwp7WgBRCRxMCLx8mMnDMSJADncxS27OtnR5FvNiHoMdkZMbeT4NInPRDPM_S2b1kvt_eaPxoCtQHw_wcB
1223949
This is happening with all applications, it happened to me recently with Crackle. It seems all of them are moving to support Chromecast only. This is too bad, the device is not perfect but I bought it 1.5 yrs ago and I consider these companies should support their products longer. May be someone will be able to crack this and give it a couple of more years of service.I just checked my GX1200V (Hisense Pulse), it runs Chrome without issue, my firmware version is 3.2 and the system says it is the latest. I suggest you check your firmware and update Chrome.
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apparently yes, although i havn't tried. So long as your tablet or computer with content is connected to the same network/wifi it should be able. I know the chromecast ($35 ) is designed for that. This one however is designed as a media player mostly and i find it most reliable to use with a micro SD card full of content
1254925
The Chromecast does not have a USB port, therefore it will not work with the Chromecast
1422376
The one thing I know for sure, you need Android OS 4.2.2... make sure the Android OS you have installed has support for "MiraCast" or it wont work even if it is physically connectable.
118637
Most likely no. I had a terrible experience with this. Better invest in a Chromecast
305290
I'm not sure if that would work or not, but we just bought the Google ChromeCast $35. It is a dongle that hooks into the HDMI and picks up wireless from iPhone, ipad, or MacBook. Very slick. Anything we watch on these devices displays on the tv. I understand Apple TV is similar but it is $99.
1814276
Yes if you have Google Chromecast. Just plug into HDMI and download app and it works great
421728
No comparison, really. I have both and struggled with the Chromecast for almost a year before I realized it wasn't what I needed. I needed something to wirelessly use my TV as a laptop computer monitor. Chromecast may work well for the Netflix and Hulu+(I don't have those) platforms but would not work well with Pandora, Comcast and others for streaming most content from the internet. It would crash within ten minutes. So I guess it all depends what you want to use it for and as a final thought, they may have updated Chromecast to accomodate more content.