Open rtorrero opened 4 years ago
pre-3.36
will not work on 3.36 (as name suggests).
Is this on a Chromecast Ultra
or new Chromecast with Google TV
(the one with remote)? Other Chromecast models do not support x265 videos (only x264). You must select "transcode video" when casting. If you are not planning a Chromecast upgrade, I advise you to always try to find x264 for download.
This is a Chromecast Ultra. I already tried playing a little with the transcode options without much luck
It seems the error comes from castv2
node package that this extension uses as dependency. I am not the creator of that one, but I see in your output that it crashes through request-response
script, so I would guess that it is a firewall issue. Check if you allow incoming connections to your PC on all ports that Chromecast uses in your PC and router firewalls.
It doesn't look like a firewall issue since streaming through VLC to the chromecast seems to work fine. Please let me know if I can do anything else to help you debug; meanwhile since VLC is working for me I'm not going to insist on this path too much!
I've tried both with the version available in extensions.gnome.org, with current master and
pre-3.36
versions. None work. Streaming works nicely when streaming from VLC.I'm running it on GNOME 3.36.7, from openSUSE Tumbleweed x86_64, 20201108-0 snapshot
Followed the instructions and generated a debug log:
After a fresh install of this extension and it's node modules from extension prefs, usually a reboot fixes this issue (and by reboot I mean full system reboot - not just restarting gnome-shell).
Make sure you have receiver type in extension prefs set correctly to desired device type (e.g. "Chromecast"). If it wasn't try casting again.
If extension seems to be working (you have a top panel drop down menu), but still experiencing problems with casting, lets take a look at what happens during file cast. Turn off this extension node service without disabling whole extension (from gnome top bar menu). TV indicator icon should disappear from top bar. Then do the following in terminal:
After running, extension menu and indicator should reappear. Try reproducing your problem and send me output. Stop the terminal process with Ctrl+c buttons.
Output: