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Does not work on Windows 7 Pro 64 bit #18
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I'm facing the exact same problem as eb5agv as well. Any fixes yet? |
I'm using Windows 10 Pro x64, and the tray icon is completely unresponsive. Right click, left click, nothing happens. No device selection menu or anything. Works fine from chrome. Edit: I moved the folder to C:\chromecast where before it was in a subfolder on my D drive. Now, I can select for my device as eb5agv above, but no chime, no sound also. |
Hi, I'm another user with the same problem: I'm running Windows 7 64 bit and, even if the program sees my "Chromecast Audio" device and it appears checked, the sound is still played from my pc speakers and the chromecast doesn't seem to be connected to anything |
I was able to fix this by downloading ffmpeg 64-bit. Just download the 64-bit version from the ffmpeg website, and then replace ffmpeg.exe from resources/bin/ffmpeg. |
Hi eduardorochabr, I'm having a similar problem with Windows 7 64-bit. The Chromecast Audio Stream program runs and appears in my tray. I can connect to my Chromecast Audio and hear the 'connected' tone but cannot get any audio to stream from my desktop. In 'Volume Mixer' I cannot see ffmpeg. I tried downloading and replacing ffmpeg.exe from resources/bin/ffmpeg as you described but no luck. Which ffmpeg version did you download? Could you post a bit of a procedure? Thanks |
As a side note, on another machine with Windows 7 64-bit, it wasn't necessary to replace ffmpeg. The exact dir is "resources\bin\ffmpeg\win32", but I think you got it right. The procedure is as straightforward as it can be, just extract either ffmpeg.exe and fprobe.exe into that folder after downloading the 64-bit version from the ffmpeg website. The best way to debug the installation is running audio-cast.exe from the command line, can you do that and copy/paste the output here? Run "cmd", then:
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Hi. I replaced ffmpeg and ffprobe with the 64bit versions, but it still doesn't work.
Any idea? |
Move the folder "Chromecast-Audio-Stream-1.0.0" to C:, then rename it. So instead of: C:\Program Files (x86)\Chromecast-Audio-Stream-1.0.0\ you get C:\chromecast |
Thanks, Made the changes, and now I get this:
and from the time I select a device to cast to:
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The 64-bit ffmpeg didn't work for you. Go back to the 32-bit ffmpeg executables and try again from the command line. Paste here. Also after getting the 32-bit ffmpeg, execute this command and paste here: c:\chromecast\resources\bin\ffmpeg\win32\ffmpeg -list_devices true -f dshow -i dummy pipe:1 |
Thanks, it's working now :) |
Hi eduardorochabr I followed your instructions too regarding placement of the 'Chromecast' folder directly in C:\ Didn't work with the 64bit FFmpeg files. I replaced them with the 32bit versions and now I'm merrily Chromecasting to my Stereo as I write : ) I guess placement of the folder is critical somehow? Thanks again for your help. |
Hi ciscan81, I have an installation of Windows 7 64-bit that also didn't work with the I think most installs won't need to bother with replacing the original However, for one install I really had to replace them to make it work, so Thanks for the report! 2016-05-05 21:16 GMT-03:00 ciscan81 notifications@github.com:
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Tried to run it on my Win 7 x64 and it doesn't work.
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I have the same issue. I try running the application a Win 7 x64 computer. I get the icon and can connect to the Chromecast device (I get the connected sound), but the icon does not change and it will not stream any audio. I have tried moving the application folder to C:/ and renaming it to Chromecast. I have also tried changing the ffmpeg file to an x64 version without success so I changed it back again to the 32 bit version. Any more tips on how to resolve this issue? I would really low to be able to stream audio from my computer :) |
Possible fix for some of you: #52 |
I can't get it to work on that platform. The Chromecast Audio is correctly configured, as it works from Chrome. But then when I select the device from the application icon and the right button, it is marked as selected but the icon does not change and there is no sound from the Chromecast Audio but from the standard PC speakers. Of course, I have rebooted all several times and there is no change.
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