I had been using my iPad to cast content to my TV, via the IOS Youtube and Netflix apps. That all changed with the latest IOS update, which trashed Youtube and Netflix app functionality. While I was able to partially fix the app usability, I decided to move away from using the iPad for this duty, and use my Asus laptop, which run a Linux version- Debian.
Casting to my Chromecast plugged into the TV couldn't be easier, just opening the Google Chrome browser, go to Netflix or Youtube, choose a video to play, and click on the "Google Cast" icon in the browser toolbar..your good-to-go.
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Casting to my Chromecast plugged into the TV couldn't be easier, just opening the Google Chrome browser, go to Netflix or Youtube, choose a video to play, and click on the "Google Cast" icon in the browser toolbar..your good-to-go.
Netflix activated support for native Linux in Chrome thanks to Ubuntu and other distros working alongside Netflix in making the HTML5 DRM work for Linux users. Netflix’s Paul Adolph explained in an email to the Ubuntu Developer mailing list what was needed for seamless native playback and within just a few days Ubuntu pushed the solution to 14.04 LTS and even 12.04 LTS.
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