Screencast transcribes your narration into text so you can easily trim your recording and viewers can search, navigate, and translate screencasts via the transcript. Note: Because the original recording remains on Google Drive, users with access to the screencast and the link can still see the original video and transcript. Viewers using the Screencast app will skip over this section during playback. To skip a section, next to the transcript text for that section click More Options and select Skip section. Using Screencast you can skip sections during playback. Note: New screencasts can only be recorded by users with their device language set to English (US). Currently, you cannot view screencasts outside of ChromeOS. To view a screencast, click the link shared with you on a device and the app opens automatically for playback. Screencasts are stored in Google Drive, but viewed using the Screencast app. If you are using a managed Google Account on a device with ChromeOS 103 or later, but do not see the app in the launcher, contact your IT administrator to enable the app for your account. For details, see Update your Chromebook's operating system.Īdmins can disable the app for managed users. If you don’t see the app in the launcher, upgrade your device. The Screencast app is available on all ChromeOS devices with Chrome version 103 or later. When you have an idea to share, Screencast it Access You can use the transcript to search, trim, and translate screencasts. Using the Screencast app, you can record and share lessons and demos with a transcript. If you are an administrator and want to learn more, see Screencast. Cast from the YouTube app and YouTube.This page is for users.Choose the Chromecast enabled device you want to use.Drag and drop the file into a Chrome tab, or use a keyboard shortcut:.Open the file you want to cast in a Chrome tab.Choose the Chromecast device you want to cast your screen on.To play the audio on your TV instead, cast the tab. Note: When you cast your screen, the audio might play on your computer. You can display your entire computer screen with Chrome on Mac, Windows, or Chrome OS. Sounds for other tabs and apps still play on your computer. Tip: The videos or images you cast appear on your computer and TV, but the sound only plays on your TV. To use a shortcut in Chrome, add the Cast button.

When there's an active Cast session, the Cast connected icon appears to the right of the address bar next to your extensions.When you cast a tab to a TV, a Display icon appears on the tab.Tip: On Chromecast-enabled sites, cast directly from the media player. To end the cast, on the right of the address bar, click Cast Stop casting.If the Chromecast is already in use, the current content is replaced.Choose the Chromecast device you want to use.Update your Google Chrome browser if needed.A recent version of Google Chrome (version 72 or higher).A computer with the minimum system requirements and a strong connection to the same Wi-Fi network as your Chromecast device.Your Chromecast device must have a strong Wi-Fi connection.A Chromecast, Chromecast with Google TV, Chromecast Ultra, or TV with Chromecast built-in.

Screen cast extension