Can I get the Audio like MP3s to be played true bluetooth on my HCB-30 Car Headset?
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I'm having a problem getting ChromeCast to send audio through my Yamaha AV Receiver setup. I'm using a Sharp LC-60C46U LCD TV that has two HDMI inputs. One is used for the Cable and the other is used for the Chromecast, BluRay or the HDMI cable for my Computer/Galaxy S4 (as needed). The 5.1 Surround Sound is sent to my Yamaha HTR-5150 AV Receiver using the Optical Digital Audio Output since the Receiver pre-dates HDMI inputs. This set-up has worked fine for everything so far except the ChromeCast. Using ChromeCast, I get picture, but no sound through the Yamaha. Chromecast does give me audio through the TV speakers if I turn them on, but not through the Yamaha surround sound.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Rich
How to stream Video only to chromecast not the audio!
I have a laptop connected to the audio system!
now i got chromecast on my projector (have no audio output)
i stream video from my laptop to my projector work fine but i have problem the sound! when i stream any video to chromecast on my computer have to sound of the video im playing!
is there the way to by pass this? stream video but also on pc still play audio of that video?
When you use a native Chromecast app for casting, it "hands off" the request to the Chromecast and the Chromecast itself goes and retrieves the data. Essentially the Chromecast itself plays the content, so the audio and video come out of it.
If you cast a tab or the entire desktop from a PC and don't enable the audio, it should play audio from the PC, but the audio and video probably be out of sync.
Otherwise you will have to "break out" the audio from the HDMI stream with an HDMI audio extractor (make sure it is HDCP compliant) or other converter, or route the Chromecast through a HDMI A/V receiver so it can play the audio.
I apologize. I was incorrect. When you cast a tab or the entire desktop, the Chrome extension somehow mutes the PC audio... which in your case would leave you with no audio at all.
So you'll have to "break out" the audio from the HDMI stream and get audio that way.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_s...audio,aps,213&rh=i:aps,k:hdmi audio extractor
Something like the options in the ling below may be what you need.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_s...audio,aps,213&rh=i:aps,k:hdmi audio extractor
But in the setup the audio would have to go from this "box" to your audio system.
Chrome cast to "Box"
"Box" to projector for video
"Box" to audio system for audio
I have read that other have used a similar set up to get video and Audio to a monitor that doesn't have a HDMI input. I don't know if sending the Video to the projector and the audio the the audio system would produce sync problems. One way to find out.
I don't see a way to get audio out from you laptop using the Chromecast.
Hope this helps
I was just watching a video on my TV with VLC player using cast entire screen and audio through my PC worked fine, just had to set an audio delay in VLC to get audio synced. I did this thru my bluetooth stereo adapter but I thought there was a minute before I setup the bluetooth that the audio worked through the PC speakers.
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Audio issues
Hooked up to chromecast to our vizio m420vt tv and bose solo. No sound will come thru the solo. Only sound is from the tv speakers. Please help?????
sukhrajsingh said:
Hooked up to chromecast to our vizio m420vt tv and bose solo. No sound will come thru the solo. Only sound is from the tv speakers. Please help?????
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It's one of the following...
1 - You need to change settings on the TV to pass Audio or to Use External Speaker (setting vary from model to model so some hunting and pecking for correct settings is in order)
2 - You need to check your HDMI connection between the TV and the Speakers. HDMI-ARC (Audio Return Channel) usually works on only one input of the TV and it should be labeled as an ARC input. If thats correct then check settings (see #1)
3 - If you have an older TV that does not have ARC support you need to connect an Optical Cable from the Audio Out of the TV to the Amp. If you have that then again See #1!
Take note that EACH INPUT on a TV will have it's own Settings for Audio, CEC, and ARC so just setting the TV defaults may not be enough. Check to see if your Inputs have their own Audio/Speaker config settings.
Hi,
Is there a list of BT protocols and codecs somewhere that the P9 supports?
thanks
I don't know, but there are zero problems with listening flac files with stock player over BT to my Pioneer multimedia in my car.
ps - calls are perfect, contacts are sync too
Mine works perfect with my iTrip Aux Bluetooth, it's gadget that allows you to connect your phone via bluetooth to the aux in your radio.
griffintechnology.com/us/itrip-aux-bluetooth
My P9 works OK with my BT headphones streaming music.
Its just that my headphones are aptX enabled, so I wanted to know if P9 can stream aptX. But I have since found out that aptX is a proprietary codec and Huawei does not have the licence to use it.
So I suppose the music I hear must be the BT standard A2DP protocol with SBC codec.
Is it possible to stream the video to Chromecast and simultanously stream the audio to 2 pairs of Bth headphones with Note9?
Yes, I believe so. I can pair either 2 sets of headphones, speaker and headphones or 2 speakers. They might not be able to be synced to the audio together but should work regardless.