Select the device for the Web Receiver app you want to debug byĪn inspector window should open, enabling you to remotely debug the In the Chrome browser, enter the following in the addressįield to go to the Chrome inspector: chrome://inspectĪ list of Cast-enabled devices on that network appears. There are two ways to connect to your device for remote debugging: Important: Debugging will not work if the Receiver devices are connected to the same network. To load the Web Receiver app for debugging. Start your sender app and cast to the Google Cast device Navigating to the Google Cast SDK Developer Console and casting the tab toīoth the application and device must be registered in order for you to Note: The device serial number can be found by

On the Google Cast SDK Developer Console. Register your application and Google Cast device To debug a Web Receiver app on Google Cast devices, do the following: To debug Cast apps on an Android TV device, see Launch Chrome Remote Debugger for a particular Google Cast device as follows: If you are not able to see your app in chrome://inspect, please try another Cast Note: Second and third generation Chromecast devices running firmware versionġ.49 may not be able to debug Cast sessions using the Chrome Remote Debugger. Resources on the Web Receiver and result in a failure. Caution: Leaving the Remote Debugger attached for prolonged periods can exhaust Use the Chrome Remote Debugger to debug a Cast application.

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