The Home Remote now supports Google Cast devices in version 3.14.0
Compatible devices include:
- Google Home
 - Google Home Mini (1st gen)
 - Google Home Max
 - Google Nest Audio
 - Google Nest Mini (2nd gen)
 - Google Nest displays
 - Chromecast with Google TV
 - Chromecast
 - Chromecast Ultra
 - Chromecast Audio
 - Chromecast Built-In
 
Each Google Cast device supports the following capabilities:
- AudioMute
 - AudioTrackData
 - AudioVolume
 - MediaBrowser
 - MediaControl
 - MediaPlayback
 - MediaPlaybackRepeat
 - MediaPlaybackShuffle
 - MediaPlaybackTime
 
The MediaBrowser capability allows you browse your current playback queue & UPnP/DLNA media servers. Most apps manage their own queues internally so you may only see 1 item in the queue. The only media server Iâve tested is Plex but it should work with most others.
Available MediaCommands for the MediaControl capability:
- Play
 - Pause
 - Stop
 - PowerToggle / PowerOff
 - SkipForward
 - SkipBackward
 
What are PowerToggle/PowerOff & how do they differ from Stop?
The PowerToggle/PowerOff commands are equivalent to the âStop Castingâ button in the Google Home app. They both do the same thing. They stop playback & close the playback application. Whereas, the Stop MediaCommand will only stop the media. The current application will remain open.
MediaPlaybackTime was reworked a little bit in the latest release to make it easier to link to a Slider for seek operations. You no longer need to supply a Format as was need in previous versions. Itâll now automatically use a format of âm:ssâ when the track is less than 60 minutes & âh:mm:ssâ when it is greater than 60 minutes.
      
    












