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Chrome’s built-in casting ability isn’t just for Google’s Chromecast—if you’re on a DIAL. How to Mirror Your Windows or Android Device’s Screen on. And Linux PCs, while Miracast is still only for Windows and Android. Use the Roku Smartphone App to Cast Local Videos From Your Phone. If you’d like to control your Roku from. If you want an effective way to mirror Android to PC by using WiFi or without using WiFi, then keep reading this article. Cast/Mirror Android device is not a rocket science because Google already provided cast option for most of the devices.
Mirroring In Action Popular media streaming app ‘AllCast’ will make it easy to mirror your Android screen on your PC in its next update. The app has featured integration with Google Chrome for some time, enabling photos and videos to be ‘cast’ from its mobile app to the companion ‘receiver’ Chrome App on a regular PC.
Support for full mirroring,, has been a more limited affair, only fully working with the Nexus 5 handset. In a classic example of ‘what a difference one evening can make’, AllCast’s chief developer, Koushik Dutta has the mirroring code to use the common H.264 video format instead of the (limiting) WebRTC/VP8 encoder combo. The switch should, Dutta says, mean ‘ pretty much any modern phone‘ can mirror its screen to a PC with the companion Chrome App installed. Video Demo A video demo of the feature accompanied Dutta’s announcement, which we’ve embedded below. It gives a good overview of how it works, but is plagued by a small delay between input on the handset and relay in the browser. Dutta has since said that he has “fixed the latency problem.” Chromecasting AllCast mirroring only works between the Android app and the receiver app, meaning it’s not quite as versatile as using a Chromecast. That said, it fulfils a need that Chromecast doesn’t, and could prove invaluable for those wanting to demo an app on a laptop or looking to record a short screencast.
The necessary upgrade should arrive in the main stable Android AllCast app soon, but you can grab a free beta version of ‘Mirror’ from the link below. For any of AllCast’s ‘Chrome’ features to work you need to use the AllCast Receiver App. This is available for free on the Chrome Web Store.
Right-Click > Cast Menu The feature means you will be finally be able to mirror tabs, cast content or stream selected media straight to the nearest big screen TV — but without needing to install the official Chromecast extension first. Enable Extension-Free Casting in Chrome At present you need to download and install the official Google Cast extension for Chrome to cast tab contents from the web to your TV. As of the latest release of Google Chrome Beta for Windows, Mac & Linux (as well as Chrome OS) this is no longer necessary. You need only right-click an empty area on the page you want to cast and select the “ Cast” option from the context menu, or you can click the button added to the Chrome Toolbar. As this nifty native feature is currently in testing it is not enabled by default. To try extension-free casting in Google Chrome for yourself you need to a) use a beta, dev or canary build of the browser¹ and b) manually enable the experimental “ Media Router” flag from the Chrome Flags page. Enable this flag The latter of these is easy enough: • Paste the following address into the URL/address bar and hit return/enter: chrome://flags/#media-router • Select ‘Enabled’ in the drop-down menu • Relaunch the browser when prompted The Google Cast extension (assuming you have it installed) will be disabled and the new media router version will add a ‘Cast’ icon to the Chrome toolbar.
Use this button, or the new “Cast” menu item listed in the right-click context menu, to beam browser contents to a Cast-equipped device. This Feature Is Sure to Land in Stable Soon Although native chained to the beta (and dev +canary) channel for now, the feature is highly likely to land in the stable build just as soon as it’s undergone enough testing and tweaking.
With Google Cast adoption spreading readily, you’ll be able to fling content to Chromecast, Chromecast Audio, Android TV and from some of the world’s biggest audio brands. ¹The flag is also present in the stable channel.