[Phil Nickinson]

Update:

To get Chrome tabs on a 2013 Haswell Macbook Air to stream nicely, you need to turn off hardware acceleration. Settings>Advanced settings>Scroll all the way down to System and make sure hardware acceleration is turned off.

Because BETA.

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I haven't gotten it to not look like crap every single time, on any of the settings. :-/

Looks great from a Chromebook pixel though.

[Kiersten_Kress]

I haven't gotten it to not look like crap a single time, on any of the settings. :-/

Looks great from a Chromebook pixel though.

I only have a CR-48 Chromebook and I still can't figure out how to make it work with Chromecast yet.
Oh... wait... perhaps it doesn't work the the CR-48?

[Phil Nickinson]

Resolution thing, maybe?

[Kiersten_Kress]

Resolution thing, maybe?

How do I see the Chromecast on my CR-48 Chromebook's Chrome browser?
(never thought I'd be saying "Chrome" three times in one sentence)

Just figured it out... unfortunately, the CR-48 was a beta Chromebook,
so its CPU is SEVERELY under-powered. Reading stuff on the browser
is fine, but streaming any Flash video grinds the CR-48 to a halt.

[cammykool]

it seems to be decent on my 2011 13' Macbook Pro
my only issue is that it doesn't quite fit.

[Phil Nickinson]

Just tried another TV. Still no good. :-/ Gonna mess with my network next.

[cammykool]

it seems you need a pretty fast network for it to work properly

[Phil Nickinson]

it seems you need a pretty fast network for it to work properly

Yeah, but it's on the same network as the Pixel, which looks GREAT.

[cammykool]

Yeah, but it's on the same network as the Pixel, which looks GREAT.

Point taken

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How do I see the Chromecast on my CR-48 Chromebook's Chrome browser?
(never thought I'd be saying "Chrome" three times in one sentence)

Just figured it out... unfortunately, the CR-48 was a beta Chromebook,
so its CPU is SEVERELY under-powered. Reading stuff on the browser
is fine, but streaming any Flash video grinds the CR-48 to a halt.

very small print at the bottom of the chromecast page
"Chromecast is compatible with WiFi-enabled Android 2.3+ smartphones and tablets; iOS 6.0+ iPhones, iPads, and iPods; Chrome for Mac® and Chrome for Windows®; and Chromebook Pixel. Power cord required (not shown)."

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Through the Chrome Browser on a Windows 7 desktop, it looked great. Maybe it's a Mac thing?

[Chex313]

Real interested on this since using our "Airs" was to be a primary use for the device. I'm way out on my ship date so it will be awhile for a try at it.

Through the Chrome Browser on a Windows 7 desktop, it looked great. Maybe it's a Mac thing?

Or just a Macbook air problem since it works on a Pro.

[cammykool]

Yeah, but it's on the same network as the Pixel, which looks GREAT.

it looks the same on my
Macbook Pro (Mid 2011 i5 running OSX 10.8.4)
Hackintosh laptop (Core2Duo running OSX 10.8.4)
Windows desktop (some insane AMD cpu running Windows 7)

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

Works fine here. Watching SNL on Hulu right now.

Excuse the crummy pic, N4 and it's a dim room.

[Phil Nickinson]

Works fine here. Watching SNL on Hulu right now.

Excuse the crummy pic, N4 and it's a dim room.

I hate you.

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

I hate you.

Lies. You <3 me. LOL

[Phil Nickinson]

Lies. You <3 me. LOL

Dammit. Updated the OP with the fix. THANKS JERRY.

[cammykool]

Dammit. Updated the OP with the fix. THANKS JERRY.

is it supposed to fix the back bars?

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

dammit. Updated the op with the fix. Thanks jerry.

lol haswell

[Phil Nickinson]

lol haswell

All's well that lulzwell.

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

All's well that lulzwell.

Jul 25 22:09:21 Jerrys-MacBook-Air kernel[0]: CODE SIGNING: cs_invalid_page(0x1000): p=866[ksadmin] clearing CS_VALID

T_T

[Kevin O'Quinn]

Works fine here. Watching SNL on Hulu right now.

Excuse the crummy pic, N4 and it's a dim room.

You're in my world now. No excuses. I expect a better picture to be uploaded ASAP.

[creativeguy]

Through the Chrome Browser on a Windows 7 desktop, it looked great. Maybe it's a Mac thing?

Everyone at Google uses Macs

[Kiersten_Kress]

Everyone at Google uses Macs

what about the Android engineers? do they use Macs as well?

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

what about the Android engineers? do they use Macs as well?

They use MacBooks with a special version of Ubuntu installed on them in a VM for working on Android.

[Explicit]

Everyone at Google uses Macs

I use a MacBook Pro, so what's your point?