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How to Cast YouTube TV from Your Devices: An Ultimate Guide 🔧📺

Casting YouTube TV: Steps for Mobile & Computer

Discover the magic of casting YouTube TV from your mobile device, tablet, or computer to your TV screen. 📲🎬 Whether you’re new to YouTube TV or you’ve been using it for a while, these step-by-step instructions will make your viewing experience seamless. 🛠️ But first things first, you need to set up a YouTube TV account and configure Chromecast. 👈📡

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Ensure Compatibility Between Devices ⚙️

Good news – YouTube TV is compatible with Chromecast and Chromecast Ultra. However, if you’re using the first version of Chromecast, be aware that the casting quality might not be as satisfactory. 🧐 Please make sure that your computer, mobile, or tablet and Chromecast are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. 📶

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Cast from Your Mobile Device or Tablet 📱

Firing up your favorite show on the big screen from your mobile device or tablet is a breeze. Simply open the YouTube TV application. On the home page, tap the ‘Cast’ button, select your device, and then select ‘Play’. 😊📺

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Cast from Your Computer 💻

If you prefer watching from your computer, here’s what to do. Head over to YouTube TV and pick a video or a show to cast. In the video player, click on ‘Cast’ and select your device. You’re good to go! 😁

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How to Stop Casting

Done with your viewing session? Here’s how you can stop casting. On your mobile or computer, click on the Cast icon, then on ‘STOP’. There you have it, super straightforward! 👍

Conclusion: 🏁

And there you have it – everything you need to know about casting YouTube TV from your mobile, tablet, or computer. 📺💡 Remember that the same Wi-Fi network is fundamental for seamless casting and controlling your casted screens. So, get set up, sit back, and enjoy watching YouTube TV on the big screen. 😎🍿

FAQ

You can cast YouTube TV from a variety of devices, including Chromecast, Android TV, Fire TV, Apple TV, and Roku.

Yes, you’ll need the YouTube TV app on your mobile device or computer.

Yes, you can cast from both Android and iOS devices.

While there is no additional cost for casting itself, a YouTube TV subscription is required.

Yes, you can cast it directly from your Chrome browser.

No, casting should not affect the video’s quality, as long as you have a stable internet connection.

This could be due to a poor or unstable internet connection. Try moving closer to your router or testing your internet speed.

No, when casting YouTube TV, it is only available on one screen at a time.

Yes, the setup is usually straightforward. Simply ensure that your device and the receiving device are on the same Wi-Fi network, and follow the given instructions.

Yes, you can pause, rewind, and fast forward videos using your mobile device or computer as a remote.

Yes, you can use other apps or even turn off your screen without disrupting the cast.

Yes, you can adjust the volume using your mobile device or computer.

Devices running Android 5.0 and above can cast YouTube TV.

Devices running iOS 12 or above can cast YouTube TV.

Yes, casting does not interfere with YouTube TV’s cloud DVR recording feature.

Make sure your device is on the same Wi-Fi network as your Chromecast or TV with Chromecast built-in. If you still can’t see the cast icon, try restarting your app or even your device.

Yes, you need a Google account to use YouTube TV.

Yes, anyone who is on the same Wi-Fi network can cast to your TV, which will interrupt your viewing.

Make sure your Google Home is set up and on the same Wi-Fi network as your casting device, then say ‘Ok Google, play [show name] on [Chromecast name].’

Yes, if the show or movie supports subtitles, they can be added via the YouTube TV app.

Simply tap the cast icon on your device and select ‘Stop casting’.

Try moving closer to your router, ensuring your internet speed is adequate, or switching to a different device.

Yes, you can do so using a Chromecast device or other similar streaming devices.

Yes, but this could consume a large amount of data, so it’s typically recommended to use Wi-Fi.

No, you can cast YouTube TV to any TV with an HDMI port using devices like Chromecast, Roku, or Fire TV.

YouTube TV is currently only available in the United States.

Yes, YouTube TV provides access to local channels in many areas, and these can be casted just like any other channel.

You can link up to 3 devices to a YouTube TV account.

Casting shouldn’t significantly drain your device’s battery as the actual streaming is done by the Chromecast or similar device, not your phone or tablet.

This may be a network issue. Try rebooting your router and ensure your device is within a good range of the router.

Useful Chromecast resources:

DoCast - chromecast for iphone logoDoCast - chromecast for iphone

DoCast, a user-friendly app, enables casting and mirroring your iPhone or iPad to Chromecast. Discover how to use your iPhone to cast onto Chromecast, stream to your TV, and setup Chromecast with ease. Airplay to Chromecast and enjoy the interactive experience.

https://store.google.com/us/product/chromecast_google_tv?hl=en-UShttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromecast

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