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Background: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/51832
Essentially, when Chrome included built-in support, the plugin no longer worked, but Chromium could not use the built-in support. In previous versions, you could disabled the built-in support and use the plugin (mostly) just fine.
With Chromium 56, you can no longer disable the built-in support. There is now an option to allow downloading the Chrome extension that allows the built-in support to work, but it seems to want to crash Chromium.
Has anyone else looked into this?
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Hi Scimmia. Any new about this? A workaround or patch? Thanks in advance.
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My work-around was to switch from chromium to google-chrome where casting works fine.
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My work-around was to switch from chromium to google-chrome where casting works fine.
Yes, but google-chrome not is "officially supported" by Arch
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No, nothing new. Chromium 57 should be out in the next week or two and I'll try again; if it's still a problem, I'll see if upstream is interested.
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No luck with Chromium 57. I'll see about getting a backtrace.
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Hello,
Cast is still broken in version 58.0.3029.81
Basically with chrome://flags/#load-media-router-component-extension set to "default" the chromecast is not detected.
Setting the option to "enabled" and restarting chromium makes the browser crash instantly.
Is there any workaround (besides switching to Google Chrome)?
Thanks!
Clorden
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Cast now seems to work on version 58.0.3028.96 with chrome://flags/#load-media-router-component-extension set to "enabled".
I was able to cast from youtube and even the queuing was working.
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Still crashes here.
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After activating
chrome://flags/#load-media-router-component-extension
Chromium (58.0.3029.110) found my Chromacast and streaming is working.
thx btw jetak
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After activating
jetak wrote:chrome://flags/#load-media-router-component-extension
Chromium (58.0.3029.110) found my Chromacast and streaming is working.
Running the same version and it crashes when I enable the media router flag.
Out of curiosity, is Chromium logged in to your Google account?
Last edited by 2bluesc (2017-05-21 22:24:58)
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Cast now seems to work on version 58.0.3028.96 with chrome://flags/#load-media-router-component-extension set to "enabled".
Thanks for posting that guys. Works for me.
Chromium: 71.0.3578.98 (Official Build) Manjaro Linux (64-bit)
If it helps, I am logged in on this browser with the same account as the Chromecast V3.
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Glad to hear this helped you, however please don't necrobump old topics
Closing.
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