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What follows below is a foolproof way to see subtitles in your movies on Chromecast - when broadcast from a Mac.īroadcasting subtitles with your movie file from Mac to Chromecast Some extensions may work - some claim that they work, but have issues. SRT subtitles file, and WILL show subtitles on screen.īUT the VLC - Renderer will NOT send the subtitles to the Chromecast device. SRT subtitles file - and will not even show it on screen.įor this reason, you also cannot see it on the Chromecast device. The Chrome window method - where the movies is playing in a Chrome window/tab - will not pick up the. Subtitles difficult to broadcast to Chromecast from Mac The tricky part is if you also want to see subtitles on the Chromecast device. Your movie will be broadcast from your Mac device to the Chromecast device. You can also use VLC media player - and click Playback - Renderer - and choose the Chromecast device to broadcast too. Just use Chrome browser, drag the movie into a Chrome window - then right-click - click "Cast" - for "Sources" pick "Cast tab" - click on one of the Chromecast devices to broadcast to that. Normally it is easy to broadcast the movie.īoth video and audio will play on the Chromecast device - using the methods below.

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You may have a movie file (downloaded from somewhere) plus a subtitles files (downloaded from for example) - and want to broadcast from your Mac to your Chromecast device (TV that has a Chromecast dongle on it).

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The value in seconds will be positive if the subtitles are to be speeden up and it will be negative if the subtitles are to be slowed down.EDIT - added fix for no full screen button in media window (requires changing style.css file in the downloaded zip folder (see below)ĮDIT - added direct link to zip file to downloadīroadcasting a Movie file (easy) + Subtitles file (the tricky part) - from Mac to Chromecast - how to broadcast a movie + subtitles from a Mac device (Macbook laptop or Mac desktop) to a Chromecast device (TV with Chromecast)īroadcasting a movie file from Mac to Chromecast (Easy) Here you can hasten or delay the subtitles by clicking on the corresponding up/down arrows as shown below. There you will find an option that says Subtitle track synchronization.

Now look for the section named Subtitles/Video.

A new window named Adjustments and Effects opens up.

After that, click on Tools option and then on Track Synchronization option as shown in the screesnhot. You need to figure out whether your subtitles need to be hastened or delayed. The subtiles could run after the dialogue has been said or it could run before the dialogues as well. Now you can check how much lag is present in running the subtitles.

Execution of the previous step will successfully add the subtitle file to your media file.

When you find it, simply double click on it to run it along with your media file. Once you do that, you will get to browse through the files to find your subtitle track. For that, click on Video tab from the menu options and then on Subtitles Track.

First of all, you need to open the subtitle file corresponding to a particular media file.