Can Airplay connect to Chromecast?|BJCast

AirPlay cannot directly connect to Chromecast. Here is a detailed explanation about AirPlay and Chromecast:

Can Airplay connect to Chromecast?|BJCast

1.AirPlay

Developer: Developed by Apple Inc.

Main function: Mainly used for wireless transmission between Apple devices (such as iPhone, iPad, and some Mac computers). Users can wirelessly transfer audio, video, photos, and other content to AirPlay supported TVs, speakers, and other devices.

Usage conditions: Apple TV or AirPlay supported TV is required, and ensure that these devices are connected to Wi Fi.

2.Chromecast

Developer: Released by Google.

Main function: It is a small receiver device that can be plugged into the HDMI interface of a TV. It runs a simplified version of the Chrome operating system and supports multi platform content projection for Android, iOS, Chrome web applications, and more.

Usage conditions: The Chromecast needs to be plugged into the HDMI port of the TV and ensure that it is connected to Wi Fi. In addition, applications that support Chromecast (such as YouTube, Netflix, etc.) need to be opened on the phone or computer.

3.Comparison between AirPlay and Chromecast

Compatibility: AirPlay is mainly suitable for Apple devices, while Chromecast provides wider compatibility and supports multiple platforms such as Android and iOS.

Usage scenario: For Apple device users, AirPlay may be more convenient and user-friendly; For multi platform users, Chromecast provides more choices.

In summary, AirPlay and Chromecast are two different screen casting technologies, each with its own developers, main features, and usage conditions. Therefore, AirPlay cannot be directly connected to a Chromecast. Users need to choose the appropriate technology based on their device type, usage habits, and needs.