Google Home will prompt you to ensure that you want to reset your device.After opening your device’s “Settings” menu, click on the “triple-dotted icon” inside the settings to select the “factory reset” option.To reset your device using the app on your phone, tap on the “Device” icon inside the app and select the Chromecast device in your app.The primary method for resetting the device is using the Google Home app, as we already discussed. Choose “Cast this tab (optimize for audio).”įinally, you may want to attempt to factory reset your device.Tap on the extension in Chrome and select your Chromecast device.If you have Chrome on your Chromebook or another computer, you can use the built-in Chromecast extension to ensure audio gets optimized for sound. Check for Audio Optimization using Chrome Extensions Restart your phone or tablet if the above steps do not solve your audio problem.ħ.Force close the application on your device to see if the problem is coming from the app.This forces Chromecast to reload the stream source/URL. Try to stop the stream from your mobile device and restart it.This particular USB input is usually labeled as such. When powering the Chromecast by a USB port on the TV, ensure the Chromecast is not plugged into a USB Service Terminal.Ensure the mini-USB connection on the Chromecast is securely fastened.Avoid using extension cords when possible.If you have a 4K-supported Chromecast Ultra with a dedicated AC adapter, you might want to try a different electrical outlet to rule that power source out.Chromecast is powered by a micro USB cable with a power adapter, and plugging it into the TV’s built-in USB port doesn’t always provide enough power for it to work correctly.There are a few points that you have to consider checking about your Chromecast: Double Check Your Chromecast’s Installation If you get audio using this step, the cable is either damaged at the pins or somewhere in the line.ģ. Next, try using a different HDMI cable.If you have an audio signal, the TV port on the original input may be damaged. Start by switching your Chromecast to a different HDMI port.In addition, your HDMI cable might be damaged either at the pins or somewhere in the line.
This issue applies to both Chromecast and your TV. I've updated the software, removed/reloaded the app, etc.Sometimes, the HDMI port (or a component on the board) malfunctions. I dont' know if the fact that I'm listening to a 2 hr+ episode is causing a problem - I know other users have related the issue to skipped/frozen ads. If I try to play my episode on the computer, it's inevitably saved to a point 20 minutes before I stopped listening, and when I get it to work on the roku I've then got to forward to where I left off.
My additional annoyance is I'm trying to listen to podcasts, so it's not as simple as just finding a song or a spot in a playlist.
(It's taking more and more random clicking around the computer app before anything will play on roku.) The 'Fix' (go to computer, play something, log back onto Roku) worked the first few times, but the has become less and less reliable. It happens every time I pause the app for a few minutes and then try to restart, and once the audio just dropped out on its own. This problem has been occuring for me nonstop yesterday and today (I think I'm on try #7 in the past 24 hours).
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I'm using Roku Stick 3800X, software version 9.1.0
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