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Streaming content from a computer to TV is a well-known concept, often involving connections like VGA or HDMI cables. Some laptops also allow direct connections to TVs if supported, although this method can be prone to transmission issues where image quality relies heavily on your home network.
Streaming videos to a TV using Chrome is as simple as casting what's on your Chrome browser to your TV screen. Of course, your TV must support WiFi connection for this app to work. For detailed instructions on how to stream videos from your computer to TV using Google Chrome, follow Mytour's step-by-step guide below.
How to Stream Videos from Computer to TV using Chrome
Step 1: To stream videos to your TV using Chrome, you need to download the latest version of
Step 2: Next, in the Chrome browser address bar, type the following command 'chrome://flags/#media-remoting' and then press enter to access it.
Step 3: Immediately, the screen will display the Media Remoting during Cast Tab Mirroring section. Click on it and enable it, choosing Enabled. This mode allows you to stream videos to your TV using Chrome.
Step 4: After activating Media Remoting during Cast Tab Mirroring, we proceed to restart the computer.
Step 5: Now you can test this feature on any service. Here, Mytour uses the largest online video sharing service, Youtube. When you click on a Youtube video once, you won't see any signs, just the Youtube tool.
However, if you double-click on a Youtube video, you'll see a different menu where you can use the Cast feature to directly stream to your TV.
Step 6: Here, you can choose to cast a tab or cast the entire screen. The choice is entirely yours. Alternatively, you can try each function to find out which one suits you best.
In addition, on the top right corner of your browser, you'll notice an additional icon for streaming to your TV, similar to when you plug in a Chromecast to cast content to your TV.
Above, Mytour has completed guiding you on how to stream videos to your TV using Chrome. We hope you can enjoy entertainment content on a larger screen. Also, please note that the speed and quality of streaming videos to your TV using Chrome depend entirely on your home WiFi connection.
For those who own Android-powered Smart TVs, you can try using Google Cast. You can easily connect your laptop to your TV using Google Cast, making the connection simple.
On Facebook, the feature of live video streaming, also known as Facebook Live, is widely used by many young people to share live events. If you haven't experienced Facebook live streaming on your phone yet, give it a try now.
