Check this thread out...
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/the-official-chromecast-thread-gsdg.133249/
Chromecast done came a long way
mlb.tv on chromecast
watchespn on chromecast
any video I'm watching on chrome on chromecast
Check this thread out...
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/the-official-chromecast-thread-gsdg.133249/
Chromecast done came a long way
You gotta pay for MLB tv tho, right?mlb.tv on chromecast
watchespn on chromecast
any video I'm watching on chrome on chromecast
You gotta pay for MLB tv tho, right?
25?Yeah. I got it for $24.99 during father's day weekend.
25?
When I was on the west coast, I paid like $100 just to I could mainly watch yankees games
I was riding hard for the Roku initially... I even have 3 of them. But after some weird problems with Plex and streaming my local movies on them, I think the Chromecast is a great option. Do you download a lot of your content (TV shows/Movies)?
Well I did say what I mainly used the PS3 for. I used the PS3 Media Server to copy or watch stuff I downloaded from my PC.
Dude came through and said the Roku is a better option, I have some knowledge on how the Roku works but nothing much on Chromecast. Which one is simpler? What can one do the other can't?
Showbox is like showtime anywhere, HBO go, Hulu, and your neighborhood bootleggers all in one for free.
I was riding hard for the Roku initially... I even have 3 of them. But after some weird problems with Plex and streaming my local movies on them, I think the Chromecast is a great option. Do you download a lot of your content (TV shows/Movies)?
Well, on the Chromecast you stream your local content without even using a media server.Yeah, Netflix for old shows/movies I may have missed out on (including foreign piff and it's original content), Amazon Instant Prime for back up, and torrent/direct links for the newer content.
For the downloaded content I used PS3 Media Server which streamed/copied almost every type of media I ran into (most importantly the MKVs).
Well, on the Chromecast you stream your local content without even using a media server.
All you need is this extension/app called Videostream in Chrome and you can select the file you want to play from your PC and stream it to your TV. With the Roku, I used Plex Media Server, and it worked fine for like a year and some months... then went to shyt. The interface for Plex is nice, but I only use it for TV shows that I happen to download the same night they run. I use the Chromecast for my movies because no media server is involved and there are less things that can go wrong/change to create problems.
Right.Yeah, can't have the media server trippin' on me. I remember one revision of the PS3 Media Server had me watching shyt on my computer.