Google Chromecast. Here's a 42" LED TV with a Chromecast device already installed. We

have the video input of the Chromecast selected. I'm going to move the TV up here and make

it smaller so that I can put my Android mobile phone down here. On my Android mobile phone

I have the Chromecast app running and I'm going to bring up the menu and select cast

screen. It searches for all the devices on my network, which I only have on Chromecast

device, so I select it. Then it begins to cast the exact screens that's

on my Android. I'm going to minimize the Chromecast app and open up the iDVR-PRO viewer app. I'm

going to connect to my DVR. This is an 8-channel CCTV DVR. Initially I'm brought to a single

camera view but I can pull up the menu of the app and switch to the 4-camera view. As

you can see, the TV is just mirroring exactly what I'm doing on the app. I'll switch to

the 8-camera view and the TV switches to the 8-camera view. In addition to the live camera

view you can also do recorded video search and playback, again, because the Chromecast

is just mirroring whatever the app is doing on your TV screen. I'm just going to go back

to live view again. That's it. That's how you can use Chromecast to watch security cameras

live on your TV. To learn more about using Chromecast in video

surveillance applications and to see step by step instructions on how this is set up,

please visit www.cctvcamerapros.com/cast. Thank you for watching.