How to enable Chromecast mirroring on unsupported devices

One of the things that I finally decided on Google Chromecast acquisition, it is because supposedly in the last update of the product, this already allowed mirroring or also called Cast screen with which we can mirror our Android devices for see everything we are doing directly on our television.

The reality is quite different, and that is only a few terminals allow this option natively in our Chromecast, and even having one of the compatible devices, such as the LG G2, this being not in use of an original LG firmware and being shooting a version of Cyanogenmod snapshoot M8, the function that I longed for so much. Cast screen, is not available from the chromecast. Although, as you can see in the video in the header of this article, thanks to a user from XDA Developers, it is already possible enable mirroring on Chromecast on unsupported devices.

Requirements to enable mirroring on Chromecast on unsupported devices

The only requirements is to have a terminal that is running a version of A, and that it also has superuser permissions, I mean, let's have it rooted.

En Androidsis you will find a lot of ways to be able to root almost any Android device existing ones with specific tutorials for your model, and others with tutorials or generic programs that are worth for a Endless Android terminals.

How to enable Chromecast mirroring on unsupported devices

For enable mirroring on Chromecast and enjoy the Cast screen on terminals considered unsupported, you only have to download the apk that I am going to leave directly in the description of the video-tutorial in it You Tube channel Androidsis.

Once the apk is executed and installed, you just have to follow the instructions in the video to get done Mirroring correctly with Chromecast on terminals considered unsupported with the app.