Gizmo can now stream audio or video from MC 19.0.134 to a Google
Chromecast. Requires latest Gizmo.
When ChromeCast hardware is installed and setup in your local WiFi network, other supported hardware can detect it. It will then be paired with each device.
Once that is done, a ChromeCast logo will show up in Gizmo at the top right. Clicking on it will allow you to select a Cast Device to Cast Audio/Video to, and once connected, any media you play will play to the ChromeCast instead.
When connected, the ChromeCast logo in Gizmo will change to a "filled" screen, and to disconnect simply click it again.
While the ChromeCast is playing, your phone/tablet with Gizmo does not need to remain on, once the ChromeCast has taken over it can safely be put aside. However, if you're playing an audio playlist, Gizmo will need to remain in standby at least to load the next track after the current one finished.
Seeking in video is not instant when playing to the ChromeCast, as our design right now requires re-opening the video at the new position. This can feel a bit disruptive, and depending on how fast the ChromeCast reacts, Gizmo may even show the "Stopped" screen for a brief time while it's working. As long as the TV still shows a loading animation, there is nothing to worry about, and it should resume in a moment. Do not press the "Resume Playback" button in Gizmo at that time, as this will disrupt the seek.
We'll be trying to improve the seeking experience in the future, but for now its good to keep this in mind.