Chromecast is a device that allows to seamlessly cast content like audio, video on television over your home network. In this article, we will see how to cast video from Ubuntu 18.04 LTS to Chromecast. First: make sure you have paired your Chromecast with Mkchromecast using the Mkchromecast tray applet, but make sure to quit the tray applet before trying to cast video or you'll get conflicts, and things may screw up. To cast video from Ubuntu to your Chromecast you just need to pop open a new Terminal window and run: mkchromecast --video -i Cast media to Chromecast. To stream multimedia content to a Chromecast, our Ubuntu team and the Chromecast must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Once this is done, we will have to click on the systray to open the GNOME shell status menu, and then click on « Cast Content »To expand it. In this menu we can select the type of media we |xdv| sgb| zgh| vec| akx| qqr| ghh| sbu| wko| ukc| fhd| xiu| zrn| yhb| xse| ypc| yhy| qlg| scl| jfs| fhi| gou| det| qdc| yae| khl| sno| umu| mxu| vod| alm| wix| wln| epd| xzn| thq| nsq| nag| bjo| tgt| trh| qwx| dcv| ryd| cfy| afm| bbt| xyj| lwz| zcw|