Chromecast User's Manual Streaming Media Setup Guide with extra tips & tricks!

I found this booklet, absolutely useless, it waffled on about many things, but did not do what it proclaimed to do and that was the basic's of setting up the chromecast, it kept mentioning it, but never actually set out the plain old basics of how to do this, which I found very irritating and indeed strange as that was what it was sold as doing, there was no mention of any problems you might encounter in the setting up process or how to overcome them in such an event, as I said earlier, I found it was not worth the paper it was written on.

Absolute rubbish, not even worth it if free. Copied from the small manual that comes with the Chromecast by the looks of it, lots of duplication and no real tips or advice. Don't waste your money on this item

A few tips on accessing services that simply are not available in the UK. Wanna know how to iPlayer? Nah. Get ITV? Nope. Want to stream other content? This book tells you it is possible but way too complicated for you dear reader to cope with. Even the instructions are just sufficiently inaccurate to confuse. Example, the book implies that to set up, you need to use your smartphone WiFi settings app to connect to the CC. No you don't, just download the App from play store and follow the instructions. All that has been taken care of in the app.

I have never come across such a useless "user guide". It was sloppily written, clearly when the author was in the middle of doing something else. There is almost nothing specific in the guide to actually help you achieve anything. There are spelling and grammar errors throughout. The chromecast gadget does not need a guide. You just follow Google's set up instructions and then any app you own that is compatible will immediately give you a link to Chromecast to send sound to your audio device. Don't waste your money !

Although the book gave a basic understanding of the Chromecast it is out of date with the current model sold in the UK. It is also meant for the U.S. market as most of the TV channels and websites it referred to were American.