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A bit offtopic. Is it possible to cast these videos somehow from the browser to a TV? I know it's possible to download them, but I am wondering if it's possible
by rester324 1y ago
A bit offtopic. Is it possible to cast these videos somehow from the browser to a TV? I know it's possible to download them, but I am wondering if it's possible to stream them to the TV instead...
- archermarks 1y agoThey're on youtube https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc9JhVp9B6Crpfu7asBwJZAY87d0iCTYw&si=KHwv83zpgaFrKT5Y https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc9JhVp9B6Crpfu7asBwJZAY8...
- rester324 1y agoOh, thanks, good to know
- eszed 1y agoThat's what Chromecast has been for, for over a decade. I understand that's going to stop working(?) soon, and am very sad.
- rester324 1y agoYeah. I also wanted to rely on chromecast for this. But the chromecast button does not even show up when I open that page, so probably that page does not support that
- eszed 1y agoYou can still "cast tab" from Chrome. That's mostly what I use, to be honest. Some sites / streamers do a poor job implementing the cast functionality.
- IncreasePosts 1y agoIf you have a Chromecast on your tv, you can generally just cast a whole tab using chrome. But the frame rate will be awful and I don't think audio gets cast. If there isn't a cast button within the video player itself, i would download them, and then use something local to cast the actual video content to your tv (vlc has this feature)
- BobaFloutist 1y agoDoes your TV let you use it as a wireless display? I've found that to work as basically HDMI without cables, which is nice.
- rester324 1y agoI will take a look into this. That's a good idea indeed