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> A counterpoint to this is that as someone notes: Do you really need 4K on a phone? The reply further down was "I'm streaming it from my phone to my TV" which
by zimpenfish 4y ago
> A counterpoint to this is that as someone notes: Do you really need 4K on a phone?
The reply further down was "I'm streaming it from my phone to my TV" which would be a definite use case for wanting 4K on a phone.
- liminalsunset 4y agoI was under the impression that on Android, Chromecasting typically doesn't send the actual video but rather asks the Chromecast to play locally, but I suppose this problem still exists then
- rieTohgh6 4y agoIt think it is the same with TV apps, totally killing app on phone doesn't do anything to the video already playing on TV.
- Mindwipe 4y agoThis is correct. It's also how it works with Airplay 2 on iOS now. There isn't really a use case for wanting a higher resolution to cast it elsewhere.