Start playing a video in the Vimeo app for Android or in the Google Chrome browser.

To cast a video to a Google Chromecast device, or a device with Chromecast built-in: More information about Apple AirPlay can be found from Apple Support at Use AirPlay to stream video or mirror the screen. To do so, select the AirPlay icon in the Vimeo Player and select your preferred device. Viewers can also AirPlay videos from the Safari browser on macOS, iOS, and iPadOS.

Select the device that you'd like to view the video on to cast to that device.

Select the AirPlay icon in the bottom-right corner of the video.

Start playing a video in the Vimeo iOS app.

To AirPlay a video to an Apple TV or other AirPlay-capable device using the Vimeo app for iOS: In this article, learn how to cast videos using: (You can name each Chromecast later, after you've set up the Wi-Fi connection.You can cast videos to your Apple AirPlay or Google Chromecast-equipped TV or TV device by using the Vimeo app for iPhone, iPad, or Android mobile devices.

If you're setting up multiple Chromecasts at once, look at the HDTV to which each Chromecast is connected and note the number on the screen. Step 4: Run the Chromecast software and select the Chromecast Regardless of the platform you're using, the app will automatically list any Chromecasts nearby in setup mode, and walk you through the process of setting them up to work with your Wi-Fi connection. Go to Google's Chromecast setup page on your computer or find the Chromecast app on the Google Play or iTunes App stores and install the app for your platform of choice. Step 3: Download the Chromecast app Chromecast has dedicated Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac apps for setup, and they're extremely easy to use. Your HDTV should show a friendly 'Set Me Up' screen with the Chromecast's name and a URL to visit to begin the setup. Step 2: Switch the HDTV input to the Chromecast This is even simpler than plugging it in: Set your HDTV input to the HDMI port to which the Chromecast is connected. However you get the Chromecast plugged in and powered, it should start flashing as it turns on. And if your HDTV doesn't have a powered USB port, you might have to connect the Chromecast to its included power adapter, and then plug that into a free power outlet.

If your HDMI ports are clustered too close together, you may need the included HDMI cable extender to give the Chromecast more wiggle room. But it might not be quite that simple, depending on your HDTV. This should be as easy as plugging the stick directly into a free HDMI port, and then plugging the micro USB cable from the Chromecast to an open USB port on the HDTV. Step 1: Plug in the Chromecast The first thing you have to do when you take the Chromecast out of the box is plug it into your HDTV and a powered USB port. The setup process is very straightforward, but if you need a little more help, this guide can walk you through each step and make sure you get everything working properly on the first try. It's not as simple as plugging it in, though. Did you get a Google Chromecast for the holidays? It's a handy, inexpensive way to stream media from online to your HDTV over your home Wi-Fi network, using your computer or mobile device as a bridge.

Google chromecast setup app