Not logged in
Author |
Topic: Chromecast wont display when run through an HDMI switcher.
|
member Joined: Sep 8, 2024 Posts: 1 |
I'm having an issue getting a Chromecast to display when run through an HDMI switcher/new projector. When I put the Chromecast directly into the Panasonic PT AE700U it will display like normal. However, my projector doesn't have an audio output itself and I can't hear the videos being displayed on a sound bar/speakers. If I plug the chromecast into an audio extractor so I can connect the audio to a sound bar, then it doesn't display. I think it's because my new projector's (Panasonic PT ae700u) highest display resolution is 1080i, the chromecast may recognize that when directly plugged in and automatically adjust to 720p. When it's plugged into the HDMI switcher or audio extractor though, I think it won't automatically adjust to a resolution the projector can display, like 720p. To use the Roku through the switcher, I had to adjust the resolution to stay on 720p. However, I don't have a remote to permanently adjust Chromecast resolution. I didn't have issues running Chromecast/Roku through a switch with my last projector, an InFocus 2126. Presumably because it could display 1080p. Is there any other way I can adjust the resolution of a Chromecast? | moderator Joined: Mar 28, 2005 Posts: 13,327 |
I'm not sure what could specifically be causing you issues, but I do agree that this sounds like a resolution issue. I might look for a Chromecast specific group rather than a projector group and see what people have done to lock the resolution for a Chromecast unit.
The projector itself is super dated at this point and does only support 1080i/720p HD resolutions. 1080p may or may not be supported by the Chromecast (I'm not sure) and I would try to lock in 720p if at all possible. AV Integrated - Theater, whole house audio, and technology consultation during the build and installation process in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. |
|
All times are UTC-8.0. Local time is Oct 12, 2024 9:36 AM
Copyright © 2005 – 2024 Big Screen Forums. All Rights Reserved.
|
|
|
|