06-30-2023 09:48 AM - edited 06-30-2023 09:53 AM
Google needs to work with apple to implement a way of being able to push songs directly from the Apple Music app on a iOS device to play on any nest hub, or speaker.
currentley there is only a few workarounds one is to connect via Bluetooth to one device and then once connected then push the media to all speakers within a predetermined group.
it’s ridiculous that using the Spotify app on an iPhone enables you to cast any song or video podcast to a speaker group and enables you to listen to whatever you want on any or all speaker. But you cannot do this at all in the Apple Music app.
It’s also worth noting I’m fully aware that AirPlay IS NOT SUPPORTED with google devices. But why can’t google implement google cast to work with Apple Music. Just as it does with Spotify, this would enable all iOS users to cast music or video to a speaker group without issue.
06-30-2023 11:10 AM
APPLE needs to be the one to update their app to enable casting from their Apple Music app.
Google published the standard and lets any developer use it.
The reason you can do this from Spotify is that Spotify did the work to update their app.
Keep in mind, it is the app/service that actually casts. Google doesn't have to do anything more.
06-30-2023 08:49 PM
And has anyone at all from google reached out to Apple to ask them/ offer to work with them to implement this into an update of Apple Music.
07-07-2023 09:57 AM
Hi everyone,
Thanks for visiting the Community.
We appreciate everyone's feedback regarding this topic. Airplay is a technology produced by Apple which is not supported on Google devices. For casting media on Google Nest speakers, you may check this link for your reference: https://goo.gle/3PNl5yf
If you have additional questions, feel free to respond to this thread anytime and the Community would gladly help.
Best,
Princess
07-10-2023 10:28 AM
Hey folks,
We hope that you were able to get the help that you need. Let us know if you have additional questions or concerns about your device; otherwise, we'll close the thread after 24 hours.
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Muddi