chromecasts

The benefit of this library is being able to play media on multiple chromecasts on the same network.

That's being a bit liberal with the Sphero and chromecasts, since they don't actually have internet access.

Would much rather have preferred to have a single Raspberry PI serving the content, and multiple chromecasts plugged into displays.

You could buy 5 Chromecasts for the price of one of these Intel sticks, so it seems not a fair comparison.

It's as if millions of Chromecasts suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.

Chrome OS continues to show strong growth, with Chromebooks and Chromecasts selling very well.

It's not supposed to be a media center software, it's just casting content to Chromecasts that announce their presence in the local network.

I would like to use Chromecasts at work for screen sharing but they won't login onto network.

I can imagine incoming freshmen being rather disappointed when their chromecasts don't work.

I have ran into streaming issues in the past, but I don't think it's a site specific thing as much as it was Chromecasts lack of support for Silverlight.

A better analogy would be if Amazon suddenly refused to stock new Apple TVs and Rokus and Chromecasts in its warehouses and only stocked Fire TV devices, if we want to get all semantic about it.

Not to mention there are many devices that still don't support 5ghz (a notable/annoying example being Chromecasts).

We don't see people complaining about the repairability of their R-Pis, Chromecasts, SoC systems etc.

I've been considering getting a TV tuner card for my desktop explicitly for streaming live games to my Chromecasts.