You usually just send the content to a connected PC/Mac.
That works most of the time.
In this article we are providing some handy methods to fulfill the task.
On Lollipop root is not needed.
On your PC/Mac, download the AllCast Receiver app for Chrome and launch it.
The Chrome app will show up on screen.
Tap it to start mirroring.
In a couple of seconds the Android screen will show up in the AllCast Receiver window.
Youll see that theres a watermark in the bottom-right corner.
Right now the app is free and in beta.
There doesnt seem to be a way to remove that watermark.
Of course, this feature is in beta as well and the feature is only optimized for Nexus devices.
I got a warning about this during setup but I didnt encounter major performance issues.
If youre on Lollipop youll get better results.
To get started, download the Chromecast app and connect to your local Chromecast.
Tap the menu button and select Cast screen.
Bypass the warning, choose your Chromecast and your Android screen will be visible on your big screen TV.
you might do anything here.
Switch to landscape mode, play YouTube videos.
source: www.techworm.net
