No idea.Has your Chrome version been updated to v66?
Thanks.
And the modem was over a year ago when we first got it.
No idea.Has your Chrome version been updated to v66?
Thanks.
Has your Chrome version been updated to v66?
Thanks.
Also, I have found that if I ever lose control of the stream on my Android phone (using Spotify), stopping the app and starting again connects it again. You have to really stop the app from the open app drawer though, not just close it, otherwise it keeps running in the background.
I primarily stream a local radio station's internet feed via their website in Chrome.Just out of curiosity, what exactly are you trying to stream using Chrome? All of the streaming services I can think of have a stand-alone program that does not use the browser. Most do have browser based web versions, but they usually are inferior.
Also, I have found that if I ever lose control of the stream on my Android phone (using Spotify), stopping the app and starting again connects it again. You have to really stop the app from the open app drawer though, not just close it, otherwise it keeps running in the background.
I guess I'll have to do some more digging, but I did add an exception, by IP address. By itself, it didn't seem to work.I am not familiar with Viper, but I would think that there is a way to add an exception to your firewall to let the CCA signal pass freely in both directions. I don't have time to look at the moment, but it shouldn't be too difficult to find the ports and protocols the CCA is using. I'm glad you may have found a solution, and it makes me think that others with similar issues would benefit from hearing about this.
Recently tried a CCA , takes too much effort and sounds no better than my bluetooth 4.1. So I am returning it.
I'm done here.
Yeah, I don’t get all the problems a few are having . Mine has worked like a champ from day one.
Me either. CCA does have some idiosyncracies that I was unaware of during the first set-up: (1) casting can only be performed from a chrome browser; (2) multiple CCA units cannot be used simultaneously; and (3) needed to download google something or other on the IPAD before I could cast from the CPU. But once set up, it has worked nearly flawlessly, and can be moved to different receivers/amps in different rooms. Just bought a second CCA for the $15 and will use permanently on a system in another room, without having to remove the first one and re-connect. Because I mostly stream playlists from YT, being able to hear them on better speakers in other rooms is a big deal for me, rather than having to hear music on smaller speakers that are hooked up to the computer.
It's more about the thread than anything else. I mean, think about it--one member asks for help and we all chip in with some ideas, and now we have CCA/Google negativity creeping into the thread. There's nothing wrong with anyone disliking the CCA or Google starting their own thread, which we can then choose to skip reading--it's just disrespectful IMHO to hijack a thread with negativity when Erik just wanted some assistance.Yeah, I don’t get all the problems a few are having . Mine has worked like a champ from day one.
-it's just disrespectful IMHO to hijack
I don't feel as though you've hijacked--you've actually said it worked! If we can help someone like Erik work through issues and then let that help someone decide to keep or return their CCA, no problem. But just a random "sent mine back" does none of us any good.I am guilty and apologize to past and future posters! (It will happen again) Part of my problem is I forget what thread, about the same subject I am reading and start posting
I don't feel as though you've hijacked
I'm guilty too. I'm just hiding from the law.I didn’t take it that way, just saying I am guilty