What’s New in the Google Cast SDK
summary
Cast Application Framework cuts receiver work to two lines of code for a full HTML5 media UI and supplies default play/pause, metadata and voice control with effectively zero lines of UI code. SDK adds VAST/VMAP ad support (skippable flags, ad markers, breakSeek interceptors), Live features (DVR windows, program guides, automatic program titling) and smart-display controls and media browse. Extras: ExoPlayer plugin, intent to join deep links, beta device channel and an on‑device Receiver Debug Overlay.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to cast
- 3:24Cast application framework
- 6:54Building a basic receiver
- 10:09Implementing ads support
- 16:11Live streaming features
- 22:21Smart display UI
- 28:51User experience enhancements
- 30:51Exoplayer and integration
- 33:41Debugging and resources
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