How to cast YouTube to Smart Speaker with Google Assistant from android phone

[@gordonharper2961]

I'm all ears when I watch your videos 👏

[@Stardustpal25]

Thanks Sir🎉

[@StoopVital]

GOAT 🐐 THANKS A LOT BRO

[@melindarichardson9342]

great stuff honestly It's lit 🔥🔥

[@hildashaw302]

great tutorial

[@barrywells2020]

educational video, really like it!

[@IlliaPogodin]

Thanks sir!

[@fatima-ezzahra7853]

thank you 😀

[@Eazyshot04]

Thank you kind sir

[@JMCrookston]

This means the media is streamed from host->phone, then phone->Chromecast device. Less efficient than direct to the Chromecast device from the host.

[@mr.beachwalker7154]

perfect, thanks

[@mattiesanders5102]

thanks for sharing this info

[@jessecook845]

did not know it was that simple

[@jffii]

How about casting without INTERNET. You know the home (log, brick or mobile) with just a generator or solar, laptop, .5TB thumb drive (with lots of music and movies) and WiFi router. Some speakers don't have buttons to turn on blue tooth and that only accounts for one or two. Forget about the ones with AUX ports like the Google Max speakers. I get voice commands won't work but It all seems to turn into bricks. If you did have a cell signal it probably would not be any good for data but if it was and you you had a USB to Ethernet adapter for your phone to plug in your router you would burn through your "tethered" 10 GB in a couple of days. Is there a proven way to use smart speakers as wireless speakers without INTERNET that will work?

[@mollachouse]

On the video, I don't have WiFi router. I am just using phone WiFi to connect to the device. Mobile data is activated on my phone, this is how I can stream. Even I didn't had mobile data activated, I could still stream anything from my phone but of course without having internet access.

[@jiaweihuang9439]

Make sure you know the consequences of enabling "cast my audio".

[@lowlife8610]

AHAHAHAH

[@deborahjordan235]

I can't understand what you're saying