top | item 42731932 (no title) Osyris | 1 year ago My big gripe is that X videos don't seem to support Chromecast at all. I used to watch SpaceX launches on my TV :( discuss order hn newest agildehaus|1 year ago Load it in Chrome and cast the tab. Sucks that you have to involve your computer for the duration, but that's the most reliable way to do it IMO. jryan49|1 year ago Just watch the everyday astronauts coverage on YouTube! Great commentary, and feed from the official space x stream as well as their own cameras vatueil|1 year ago Space.com's YouTube channel always has a mirror of the official SpaceX livestream:https://www.youtube.com/@VideoFromSpace/streamsOr if you would like additional commentary and extra camera views, there are independent channels such as Everyday Astronaut, NASASpaceFlight, Spaceflight Now, etc. cubefox|1 year ago There is an Android TV App apparently: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.x.xtv Cu3PO42|1 year ago I now use AirPlay to extend a MacBook screen to my TV and play the stream that way. But it's so needlessly complicated compared to before :/ ivewonyoung|1 year ago > X videoscough cough
agildehaus|1 year ago Load it in Chrome and cast the tab. Sucks that you have to involve your computer for the duration, but that's the most reliable way to do it IMO.
jryan49|1 year ago Just watch the everyday astronauts coverage on YouTube! Great commentary, and feed from the official space x stream as well as their own cameras
vatueil|1 year ago Space.com's YouTube channel always has a mirror of the official SpaceX livestream:https://www.youtube.com/@VideoFromSpace/streamsOr if you would like additional commentary and extra camera views, there are independent channels such as Everyday Astronaut, NASASpaceFlight, Spaceflight Now, etc.
cubefox|1 year ago There is an Android TV App apparently: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.x.xtv
Cu3PO42|1 year ago I now use AirPlay to extend a MacBook screen to my TV and play the stream that way. But it's so needlessly complicated compared to before :/
agildehaus|1 year ago
jryan49|1 year ago
vatueil|1 year ago
https://www.youtube.com/@VideoFromSpace/streams
Or if you would like additional commentary and extra camera views, there are independent channels such as Everyday Astronaut, NASASpaceFlight, Spaceflight Now, etc.
cubefox|1 year ago
Cu3PO42|1 year ago
ivewonyoung|1 year ago
cough cough