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The possibility of watching Netflix via Chromecast on any television will now be more comfortable because different news for users, although the main thing in this case are the improvements in the design of the interface that will appear on the screen.
The need to use Chromecast to watch Netflix is only present if you don't have the streaming platform application on your TV, something that happens on televisions that are not Smart TVs, if you have one you don't need to use it. The novelties affect the first case.
That is, you will see what's new if you use Chromecast to view the content of this platform, although you must first configure the Chromecast correctly. Then you only have to open the application on your mobile, click on the icon to send the content to television and wait a few seconds for you to enjoy it.
More dynamic playback screen
Once the app starts loading, you'll probably start to notice the changes. One of the most notable is the change in the playback screen that becomes more dynamic, since previously a Netflix logo appeared without any movement.
Different "ready to cast" suggestions will begin to appear, which will also allow you to find out what's new on the platform, In this way you will be aware at all times of new content to see through your television using this method.
A kind of carousel appears that will change from time to time, where the title of the Netflix series, programs or movies appears with a short description with the year of release, the recommended age and even a short synopsis.
It is not confirmed, but probably these screens will appear depending on the preferences of each user. In other words, those dynamic screens would be like recommendations that Netflix would make based on what you watch on the platform.
Redesigned loading, pause and next episode screen
More news coming to Netflix for Chromecast, in this case they also have to do with a slight redesign of the interface and those affected They are the loading and pausing screens of the content. In both cases, the redesign is minimal, so you probably won't notice it.
Focusing on loading, now content titles are slightly larger and offer more information than the previous version. In the case of the pause screen, there will now be the Netflix logo and also new information about the content (episode, season, etc.).
Even Netflix's screen for Chromecast gets a slight makeover and is now a bit larger to be more visible on your TV screen, the one where the countdown to the beginning of the next episode appears.
