How Screen Mirroring and Video streaming can be done from Android to Chromecast

You can send videos from YouTube or Netflix, and even cast streaming audio from apps such as Spotify. 

As a media gushing gadget, Chromecast is a clever alternative. At Rs. 3,399, it doesn't cost a great deal, and it does a ton at its cost, with no bother. You can send recordings from YouTube or Netflix, and even cast spilling sound from applications, for example, Spotify. Furthermore, in case you're on an Android gadget, you can undoubtedly cast your screen as well, which implies reflect your telephone's screen, or stream a motion picture on to the extra large screen.

How to cast videos from Android to a Chromecast

Most Android applications that play recordings have a thrown catch in the application's route bar, for the most part close to the upper right.

How to cast/ stream a video from your Android phone to a TV via Chromecast:

Connect your Android device, and the Chromecast to the same Wi-Fi network. If you only have a single router in the house, you should be fine.

Open an app that supports Chromecast, such as Netflix or YouTube. Locate the cast icon, tap it, and choose your preferred Chromecast, if

you’ve more than one around the house. Search, and select the video you wish to cast onto your TV screen.

How to stop casting video to the big screen

If you’d like to stop casting videos onto your TV screen and resume playback on your Android device follow these steps:

Open the app you’re casting from. Touch the cast icon, and tap disconnect.

How to mirror your Android device to a TV via Chromecast

Before you get excited at the possibilities, here’s what you should remember:

You must be running Android 4.4.2 or higher. Google also says that some devices are optimised for screen casting, unlike others.

If you keep ‘Power Saving Mode’ turned on, note that you might experience performance issues while screen casting.

Check if Google Play Services has access to your microphone. Go into Settings > Apps > Google Play Services > Permissions. Look for Microphone, and then turn on the slider. If you don't do this, your Cast Screen session could immediately disconnect after trying to connect.

Using Google Home app

Connect your Android device, and the Chromecast to the same Wi-Fi network. If you only have a single router in the house, you should be fine.

Install the Google Home app from Play Store. Once that’s done, open the app. Tap the hamburger menu button in the top-left corner, choose Cast screen / audio,

and then touch Cast screen / audio. In the next dialog titled ‘Cast to’, pick your Chromecast.

That’s all. If you can’t find your Chromecast under the Cast screen/ audio option, then it's either not on the same network, or your

phone does not support this feature.

How to stop mirroring with a Chromecast

If you’d like to stop mirroring your Android device to a TV via a Chromecast, follow these steps:

Pull down the notification drawer, and look for the Google Home panel.

Tap Disconnect. Or you could follow these steps: In the Google Home app, tap hamburger menu button,

and touch Cast screen / audio. Tap Disconnect.Have you had any troubles mirroring the screen of your Android device to a TV via a Chromecast? Talk to us in the comments below.

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