Hack your Chromecast experience

These moves will make you

We'll demonstrate you hacks for your Chromecast. All of which, when joined, will improve your Chromecast encounter even.

1. Display Customized News Headlines Using Backdrop

News headlines are the best choice. It’s an easy way to stay on top of the latest happenings without checking your phone every five minutes or having a distracting 24-hour news channel playing in the background.

It draws your customized headlines from the Play Newsstand app, so make sure you’ve set that up before activating Backdrop on your Chromecast.

To turn on Backdrop’s news headlines, open the Google Home app on your smartphone and navigate to Settings > Backdrop > Play Newsstand.

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2. Sign Up for the Chromecast Preview Program

You can sign up for the program through the Google Home app. Find the card for the device you wish to enroll, then go to Settings > Preview Program > Join Program. If the option is not available, it’s because the program is not accepting new members. So you’ll have to try again in a couple of months.

Warning: Google insists you won’t be getting beta software, but be aware that if you sign up you’re still more likely to encounter bugs and glitches.

3. Use Headphones at NightYour Chromecast can alleviate the problem. Thanks to a third-party app called LocalCast for Chromecast, you can plug your headphones into your phone or tablet. The audio will be played through your device, but the video will continue to be shown on your TV.

Setting the app up is straightforward. You just need to tap Route Audio to Phone on the app’s Now Playing screen. www.chromecastdownload.com

4. Create a Party Playlist

Thankfully, you can use your Chromecast together with   to create the ultimate party playlist that any of your guests can contribute to.

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5. Guest Mode

Why not enable Guest Mode on your device? Anyone can stream video content from their device straight to your TV screen by entering a PIN number.

To turn on this feature, find your device in your Google Home app and head to Settings > Guest Mode.

7. Make Presentations

Instead of fiddling with HDMI cables and 20-year-old projectors, next time you have a big presentation you can wow your audience by whipping a Chromecast out of your laptop bag.

8. Use Kodi to Make Your Own Home Theater

The exception is Android. Kodi has an official, full-featured version of the app in the Play Store. Open Google Home to cast your device’s screen and you’ll be watching Kodi content on your TV in no time.

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