mkchromecast
Cast audio and video from macOS or Linux to Google Cast devices and Sonos speakers with support for high-quality formats.
What is mkchromecast?
Mkchromecast is a Python application that streams system audio and video from macOS or Linux computers to Google Cast devices and Sonos speakers. It solves the problem of wirelessly casting local media and system audio to compatible receivers, supporting various audio formats and backends for flexibility. The tool enables high-quality audio streaming, multi-room playback, and video casting with configurable parameters.
macOS and Linux users who want to cast their computer's audio or local video files to Google Cast devices (like Chromecast) or Sonos speakers. It's particularly useful for those seeking open-source alternatives to proprietary casting solutions.
Developers choose Mkchromecast for its cross-platform support, open-source nature, and flexibility in audio formats and backends. Unlike many proprietary solutions, it offers lossless audio support, high-resolution streaming, and the ability to cast system audio directly from the command line or system tray.
Overview
Cast macOS and Linux Audio/Video to your Google Cast and Sonos Devices
Use Cases
Best For
- Streaming system audio from a Linux desktop to Chromecast devices
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