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Chromecast Computer screen and Bluetooth speaker

Palexis
Community Member

hello,

I'd like to:

- cast the image of my Pixel 4 onto a big computer screen that no speakers

- and at the same time, get the sound on a separate Bluetooth speaker also connected to my Pixel 4.

Is it possible ?

Thank you very much

Palexis

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djtetei
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Both speakers also offer an aux audio input. You can take advantage of that by using a HDMI switch with audio extractor.

Connect the Chromecast device to the HDMI input of the switch.

Connect the monitor to the HDMI output of the switch.

Connect audio cable from the HDMI switch audio out to the speakers audio input.

This setup will make you independent of Bluetooth range and also preserve your battery.

You can still use Bluetooth connection only for audio only applications.

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Palexis
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Yes, good solution! Many thanks!

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djtetei
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Alternatively, you may want to consider upgrading to Google Chromecast with Google TV, which has Bluetooth built-in, offering the possibility to connect it to your Bluetooth speakers.

Personally, I not a big fan of using Bluetooth, unless absolutely necessary, because its audio resolution it not high fidelity. Always prefer using high quality digital audio converters with coaxial, optical and USB audio inputs.

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djtetei
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Do you know the brand and model of the Bluetooth speaker in question?

Palexis
Community Member

yes, it can be UE Boom or Böse.

many thanks!

Palexis
Community Member

UE Boom 2 

Bōse Mini2 SoundLike

djtetei
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Both speakers also offer an aux audio input. You can take advantage of that by using a HDMI switch with audio extractor.

Connect the Chromecast device to the HDMI input of the switch.

Connect the monitor to the HDMI output of the switch.

Connect audio cable from the HDMI switch audio out to the speakers audio input.

This setup will make you independent of Bluetooth range and also preserve your battery.

You can still use Bluetooth connection only for audio only applications.

Palexis
Community Member

Yes, good solution! Many thanks!

djtetei
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Alternatively, you may want to consider upgrading to Google Chromecast with Google TV, which has Bluetooth built-in, offering the possibility to connect it to your Bluetooth speakers.

Personally, I not a big fan of using Bluetooth, unless absolutely necessary, because its audio resolution it not high fidelity. Always prefer using high quality digital audio converters with coaxial, optical and USB audio inputs.

Jeran
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Hey there!

It looks like djtetei was able to help out Palexis, so I'm locking the thread. As always, feel free to make a new thread if you have any more questions or concerns.

Thank you for your help, djtetei!

Best regards,
Jeran