The Netflix button does not have an option to remap it to another one, except it kind of does, and we're going to get there right now. So you can do YouTube, YouTube TV or YouTube Kids. On the other hand, you can long hold that YouTube button and it's going to pull up all of your YouTube apps on there.

Simple enough, you could just use those to open up YouTube and Netflix.

Right down here, you see YouTube and Netflix these little buttons right there. Now, there are a few buttons on here that you may want to get to know. There are a few things that it can do, beyond just obviously pointing and clicking. The first thing I would say is you've got to get to know your remote. If this video is helpful to you, then hit the subscribe button, make sure you like this video and all that stuff.Īll right, let's dive into the new Google Chromecast and how to get the most out of it. All right, thanks for watching everybody.

I'm going to give you a few tips and tricks to get the most out of your new Chromecast device, and so if you've got one, go ahead and plug it in, grab the remote and follow along. We're going to go through some of those today. I prefer this version because, yeah, there are things you can do to make it work even better. The old Chromecast was, well, it was super simple.

And with all of that other stuff comes more opportunities to make your device even better. I'm a big fan of the new Google Chromecast and if you want to see my entire review of this from when it came out, you can check that out in the description below, I'll have a link to it, but anyway, part of the reason I'm such a big fan of it is that it comes with a remote and has its own operating system and all that stuff that makes it look and feel more like a real streaming device.

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