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Maybe your Chromecast has a weak WiFi connection? Try moving it a bit with an HDMI extender (one comes in the box with it). The Chromecast can do 1080p and ful
by Sargos 13y ago
Maybe your Chromecast has a weak WiFi connection? Try moving it a bit with an HDMI extender (one comes in the box with it).
The Chromecast can do 1080p and full quality audio. It's not a limitation of the device.
- wahsd 13y agoOne, how the heck did I end up with a negative score for my comment? Didn't even know that was possible. Two, granted, the fuzzy content usually clears up somewhat nicely after a few seconds of progressive reconstruction of the stream, but am I the only one that has noticed rather striking image quality issues? So it's technically "1080p" but if that image has been optimized and compressed and is washed-out looking, which I find is the case, then what does it matter. I was also referring to the main "screensaver" images on Chrome. Can those not be higher quality and resolution? They sure as heck don't seem 1080p and they are static images, why can't they be high resolution? I want eye-candy damn it? Ever seen the seemingly higher resolution images on Apple TV? Especially when you tie it to Flickr? (no, I'm not in the Apple cult)