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Hi!
I lost the original eMail from Gordon on this thread so I've nothing to
quote below in relation to the original discussion.
The Google Home hasn't made it to Australia as yet - even unofficially -
but I'll keep my eye open and as soon as I find one then I'll purchase
one - whether official or not - as I'm sure it can be made to work as
the Amazon Echo does give a glitch or two.
Anyway to my question, you can use the Google home to "Cast" to devices
on your network and obviously these have to be Google compatible.
For example you can tell Google Home to play audio and "Cast" it to your
Google Chromecast, Samsung Galaxy S6 phone running the appropriate
player App etc so I'm wondering if you're going to play about with that
aspect of the Google Home? I'm about to lookup the price of a Google
Chromecast, I have a very old model here which has a few flaws which I
believe the newer model has overcome.
