Chromecast-enabled AV receivers
Chromecast
— the original name is Google Cast. A technology for broadcasting content to external devices developed by Google. Allows you to transmit an audio signal from a PC or mobile device to the receiver via a Wi-Fi network; in this case, the receiver and the signal source must be in the same Wi-Fi network (with the exception of media players under the Chromecast brand).Note that in signal sources (smartphones, tablets, PCs, etc.), Chromecast is implemented at the level of individual applications. For example, at the time of its creation, this feature was available, among others, in the YouTube and Netflix apps for Android and iOS, as well as in the web versions of these apps for Chrome. Thanks to this format, this technology is extremely widespread nowadays, and the ability to connect a particular gadget to a Chromecast receiver is usually limited to the ability to install appropriate applications on this gadget.
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