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I had no idea about casting these to my TV and just tried it with my iPad and Youtube which worked just as described and was great.
However I can’t get the same thing to happen with any of my other Apps as I can find no ‘cast icon’ on iPlayer, UKTVplay, My5, ITVHub, etc.
HI Faust, Well I find it just as easy as I have got a PVR connected to each TV. Just switch on the TV and PVR Simple.
My friend got the set up you are on about with he IPhone and IPad he can do what you do with yours, but it cost mega bucks money I don’t have.
I can do it just as quick with my remote on my PVR as he can with his. Just click on the app on the PVR, click the programme you want, it just takes less than 20 seconds that’s less than 1 minute then I am watching the content.
Not all broadcasted programmes or films are available on catch up or Netflix anyway, plus they are only available for a short time sometimes. At least with the PVR they will stay on there till deleted.
Stephenesque – 5 hours ago »
I had no idea about casting these to my TV and just tried it with my iPad and Youtube which worked just as described and was great.
However I can’t get the same thing to happen with any of my other Apps as I can find no ‘cast icon’ on iPlayer, UKTVplay, My5, ITVHub, etc.
It does sometimes depend on the capabilities of the devices you are using or casting too. I find the one with the most capabilities is Chromecast which fortunately I got for free. There are lots of free apps and of course these play straight from the phone to the Chromecast and in turn appear on the TV though in fairness the Panasonic TV does play quite a bit of stuff which I can cast from my phone.
Thank you BARRY for providing a simple answer to my simple question
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