ASUSTOR Inc., a leading innovator and provider of network storage solutions, has announced that it has added Chromecast streaming playback support to its products. ASUSTOR NAS users can now use AiVideos to stream multimedia from their NAS devices to Chromecast, enjoying their videos on a bigger screen. Once AiVideos links with Chromecast, AiVideos turns into a remote control allowing users to pause, fast-forward, adjust the volume and even configure subtitles at the touch of a finger.

ASUSTOR, Product Manager comments

“Although consumers are relying on their mobile device more than ever before, many are still not satisfied with watching videos on a small screen,” said Steve Huang, Product Manager at ASUSTOR. “We are very excited to be adding Chromecast support to ASUSTOR NAS, allowing videos on our devices to be streamed and played on bigger screens and bringing our users a more satisfying digital entertainment experience.”

The newest version of AiVideos is first available for Android and can be downloaded or updated from Google Play. Users should use the newest version of LooksGood ( 1.0.0.r1220 ) in conjunction with the newest version of AiVideos ( 1.2.0 ) in order to enjoy Chromecast support.

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