11-19-2022 11:41 AM
I am looking out for an Chromecast device for my Intex LED old tv with HDMI port.I have android phone to connect .
My queries
1)Will my old LED work as smart tv with Chromecast 2 ?will Chromecast 1 also ? what's the difference between two
2)will this connection require 2 android devices or one
3)pls provide me with link to buy genuine Chromecast 1 or 2 suitable as per your recommendation ,and price
4) will there be installation and troubleshooting guide and charger for device come alongwith device or have to buy separately
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11-19-2022 04:02 PM
Google themselves now only sell Chromecast with Google TV (HD and 4K models). You'll still find the older Chromecast models from other retailers.
Another query is you mentioned that only one Android device is needed right,so can we use data on the same device and make hotspot to Chromecast will it work like this
No. One device is required if you're going to connect Chromecast to a normal Wi-Fi network with a functioning internet connection. If you want to use your phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot, you'll need two devices.
11-19-2022 12:04 PM
Google no longer sells the older Gen 1, 2, 3 or Ultra models of Chromecast.
Requirements for Chromecast devices - Chromecast Help
Set up Chromecast with Google TV and Voice Remote - Chromecast Help
11-19-2022 12:23 PM
Thanks David for the quick response .
Are you referring to 2 n 3 as the current ones, I could see them on flipkart and surprisingly 2 is expensive than 3 ,so wanted to confirm.I want it because my tv is led tv and I have data to spend.
Another query is you mentioned that only one Android device is needed right,so can we use data on the same device and make hotspot to Chromecast will it work like this
11-19-2022 04:02 PM
Google themselves now only sell Chromecast with Google TV (HD and 4K models). You'll still find the older Chromecast models from other retailers.
Another query is you mentioned that only one Android device is needed right,so can we use data on the same device and make hotspot to Chromecast will it work like this
No. One device is required if you're going to connect Chromecast to a normal Wi-Fi network with a functioning internet connection. If you want to use your phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot, you'll need two devices.
11-21-2022 06:57 AM
Genuine Request to reply and confirm the feasibility on priority if possible for you as need to buy it ,thanks in advance!!
Hi David, thanks a lot for the detailed explanation.I checked my Intex LED 3221 ,it is having 3 HDMI ports ,supports 1080P but manual does not mention about HDCP compliance,I came across one of the Google nest blog it says if it supports 1080P,it will have HDCP compliance at least lower version to work successfully with Chromecast .
And it was bought in 2018 but don't have manufacturing date.
Now I tried to reach customer care today but no luck , so my query is it has HDMI PORTS total 3 , how to find out about HDCP and if it has HDCP lower version that is 1.3, can I connect Chromecast 3rd generation available,I mean I will be able see HD content or not, not 4K obviously !
Will google 3 Rd generation chromecast work successfully with HDCP 1.3 version of my tv FOR HD CONTENT or utube or other apps on Android mobile via wifi?
11-21-2022 12:02 AM
Hi David, thanks a lot for the detailed explanation.I checked my Intex LED 3221 ,it is having 3 HDMI ports ,supports 1080P but manual does not mention about HDCP compliance,I came across one of the Google nest blog it says if it supports 1080P,it will have HDCP compliance at least lower version to work successfully with Chromecast .
And it was bought in 2018 but don't have manufacturing date.
Now I tried to reach customer care today but no luck , so my query is it has HDMI PORTS total 3 , how to find out about HDCP and if it has HDCP lower version that is 1.3, can I connect Chromecast 3rd generation available,I mean I will be able see HD content or not, not 4K obviously !
Will it 3 Rd generation work successfully with HDCP 1.3 FOR HD CONTENT?
11-21-2022 08:25 AM
It is highly likely it will work yes, but to be totally sure I'd suggest contacting the TV manufacturer or checking their online support documentation.
11-21-2022 08:35 AM
Sure, thanks a lot for investing time. Your prompt response and skills are highly appreciated ,Hope to learn from you in near future !
11-21-2022 08:37 AM
No problem, most welcome!
11-21-2022 10:44 AM
Thank you so much for helping out on this thread, David!
Hey there comtel1457,
I'm just checking up on this thread, I'm glad to see David was able to help you out! In that case, do you have any more questions or need any additional help? If not, I'll go ahead and lock the thread in 24 hours.
Best regards,
Jeran