Perhaps even more important, though, the wireless adapter in the Chromecast is very susceptible to network interference and low signal strength. Wireless home phones, microwaves, and the neighbor’s WiFi could all be crowding the band and possibly causing interference. This means that the connection is slightly slower than you might be used to, but also means that the Chromecast operates on a much more crowded wireless band. The wireless adapter that the Chromecast device uses operates on the 2.4GHz band, rather than the faster 5GHz band. Is Plex just bad at this? Or is there something I'm not doing right? Wtf?), and sometimes it'll give me a codec error on the TV. Please try again." (But If I press it a few times it'll then proceed and work fine. The error is either "Sorry! Something went wrong" on the TV, or on the iPhone app it'll say "Couldn't retrieve the play queue for this item. I know it's not gonna be wireless range as I've got a large mesh network with more than enough coverage. One that's built into an Android TV (Equivalent to a Chromecast Ultra) and another which is your usual non-ultra one. and if I've got company and I'm fiddling around trying to make something play. It's pretty irritating as casting the content is the ideal way of watching it for me.
Sometimes I need to start the content playing first on the iPhone, and then cast it. via web browser on a PC, or through an iPhone app, the content plays fine. I've got a Plex server running off a WD My Cloud drive and if I'm watching content without casting e.g. Does anyone have any experience with casting Plex content to a Chromecast?
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