#SIMPLECAST V3.1.0 HOW TO#
#SIMPLECAST V3.1.0 INSTALL#

#SIMPLECAST V3.1.0 INSTALL#

You may install node.js, the http-server and ngrok node module. If you don't have a server available to you, don't fret. Should you already have a server available to you that supports https, skip the following instructions and make note of the URL, as you'll need it in the next section. To be able to use your receiver with a Cast device it needs to be hosted somewhere where your Cast device can reach it. app-done-The complete code for the finished sample video app.app-start-The starting code that you'll build upon in this codelab.The Receiver codelab repository contains two sample projects: You can download all the sample code to your computer. How will you use this tutorial? Read it through only Read it and complete the exercises How would you rate your experience with building web apps? Novice Intermediate Proficient How would you rate your experience with watching TV? Novice Intermediate Proficient We have extensive documentation for receiver, iOS, Android and Chrome senders. If you are in a location where the WiFi network isn't reliable, then the Chromecast device can be wired by using an ethernet adapter. See the iOS codelab about converting an iOS video app to be Cast-enabled. The Google Cast SDK is also supported on iOS version 9 or later. See the Android codelab about converting an Android video app to be Cast-enabled. The Google Cast SDK is also supported on Android Jelly Bean (SDK level 16) or later. You will also need previous knowledge of watching TV :).You will need to have previous web development knowledge.A Google Cast device such as a Chromecast or Android TV configured with internet access.node.js, npm, the http-server and ngrok module.

#SIMPLECAST V3.1.0 HOW TO#

How to Optimize your receiver for smart displays.

The basics of a Cast-enabled receiver based on the Cast Application Framework.

How to get set up for receiver development.

When you have completed this codelab, you will have a HTML5 app that acts as your very own custom receiver capable of displaying video content on Cast-enabled devices.

The Google Cast Design Checklist is provided to make the Cast user experience simple and predictable across all supported platforms. The Cast SDK provides you with the necessary UI components based on the Google Cast Design Checklist. The Google Cast SDK allows your app to control Google Cast enabled devices (for example, a TV or sound system). Users can then use their mobile device or desktop Chrome Browser as a remote control for media playback on the TV.

Google Cast allows users to cast content from a mobile device to a TV. This codelab will teach you how to build a Cast-enabled Receiver app to play content on a Google Cast device.

Simplecast v3.1.0