2013-07-27, 00:24
Inside Chromecast: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2422366,00.asp
IfixIt: http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Chromecas...wn/16069/1
IfixIt: http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Chromecas...wn/16069/1
(2013-07-27, 16:02)rupert Wrote: FYI, looks like someone's already implementing a ChromeCast receiver in python?
Haven't tried it myself, but figure it might be of interest to anyone with more coding knowledge then I.
https://github.com/dz0ny/leapcast
Edit: Got it working for youtube.
Netflix seems to throw a 404 error.
Still, pretty damn promising.
(2013-07-27, 16:02)rupert Wrote: FYI, looks like someone's already implementing a ChromeCast receiver in python?
Haven't tried it myself, but figure it might be of interest to anyone with more coding knowledge then I.
https://github.com/dz0ny/leapcast
Edit: Got it working for youtube.
Netflix seems to throw a 404 error.
Still, pretty damn promising.
python2 app.py 192.168.1.24 --name "Envy" --chrome /usr/bin/google-chrome
(2013-07-28, 13:20)seamus5 Wrote: I've been trying to get this working on windows 7, I presume the issue is that the relative directories are structured for a linux install.
Anyone successfully used windows 7 and have some command line parameters to share?
(2013-07-28, 15:44)bubbleguuum Wrote:(2013-07-28, 13:20)seamus5 Wrote: I've been trying to get this working on windows 7, I presume the issue is that the relative directories are structured for a linux install.
Anyone successfully used windows 7 and have some command line parameters to share?
Provided you installed all app.py dependencies, copy app.py where chrome.exe is installed, go to that directory, then:
python app.py <local ip> --chrome chrome.exe --name "LolCast receiver"