Vitaly Litvak
Vitaly Litvak
I think you have multiple network interfaces on your machine. By default the JmDNS (library for discovery) is using one of the interfaces, which may not be on the same...
The best place to look for such answer is the official chromecast documentation. My guess is that you may be interested in [spontaneous events](https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/reference/messages#MediaMess) sent by the chromecast device. Try...
It seems that for some reason chromecast device sends something different than "GET_APP_AVAILABILITY" response for the request. To figure out what happens please send the log file with "DEBUG" level...
It is definitely useful. But still, is there a way to somehow enable the debugging messages for that particular Android app? Or this will flood your logs?
Hi I don't think there is an easy way to do that without breaking of backwards compatibility. This may be possible if my project becomes modular with the possibility to...
Yes, it should be possible.
Since there are no dependencies manager then all jar files must be added to the project somehow. Another option, which was suggested in that thread is to create a "fat...
This is a maven-project. You can find all direct dependencies in the POM-file.
Looking for chromecast devices works through discovery. You can find code example in the project Readme file.
This means that no devices have been discovered on your network (yet?). You can try turning on the `DEBUG` level.