Changing the Wi-Fi channel on your router to anything other than its current setting solves this problem Some users only see the Avia logo when casting to Chromecast. Chromecast, are using the same Wi-Fi network Make sure your Android device and device you want to cast to, e.g. Play and manage media stored on your Android device, in the cloud or from these devices: Facebook / Dropbox / Google+ Photos (Picasa) / Network Attached Storage (NAS) / Windows Media Player (WMP) / XBMC / Serviio / Plex / Subsonic / PC / Mac / Other Android Devicesįinally, here are a few pieces of advice to get the most out of Avia: Support for devices running Android Version 4.0.3/4.0.4Īnd of course, Avia still allows you to: Share your photos, videos and music on these devices: Chromecast / Xbox 360 / Xbox One / Google TV / PC / Mac
Save animated gifs from the web and cast them with Avia Music album artwork and artist images displayed on your TV Full playback control from your phone or tablet Resize subtitles during Chromecast playback Subtitle support while casting (Note: This feature requires separate subtitle files) Improved stability and support for the latest Google Chromecast software
Updated user interface with simpler navigation and smoother response Google Play Services can be found here: ** Please reboot your Chromecast and Android device to start casting. **Latest Google Play Services app is required to use Chromecast. In-app purchase of $2.99 gives you Chromecast support, casting to UPnP/DLNA enabled devices, access to Dropbox, support for themes and removes all ads *** Or, to just stop playback from the Chromecast and watch or listen on your computer only, return to Step 2 above but choose. Hit the stop button in VLC to quit playing the video or audio file on both the TV and your computer.If you know VLC won’t handle the file unless it’s been converted, consider converting the file to something compatible before adding it to VLC.
Conversions might take a long time, especially if you’re trying to cast a long video.
From there, you might have to hit the play button to start the video/audio. Another way to cast media files from your computer to your TV via Chromecast is to first open the file in VLC and then connect to the Chromecast as described in Step 2 above.If the file doesn’t start, click play in VLC. The video or audio file should begin to play immediately after VLC connects to the Chromecast, but you might have to wait a several seconds depending on the speed of your computer and network.You can also play other things through Chromecast, like Netflix, YouTube, a Chrome tab, or even your entire desktop, but none of those things require VLC. Popular ones like MKV, MP4, FLV, MP3, and WMA.Ī “Performance warning” notification shows up and nothing is playing on the VLC accepts lots of file formats, including
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