“will I need a google chromecast for each tv in the house?”

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• I do believe you can remove it from a TV and install it on another then go back & forth with the same one

  Answered by nance 9 years ago

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• Yes, it is specific to the television it is installed on.

  Answered by Mgeiger18 9 years ago

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• You can use only one. As long it's the same wifi connection there's no problem.

  Answered by VAMPYRA 9 years ago

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• If you you want chromecast on the tv to then you need chromecast. I have 2 TVs and each one has chromecast.

  Answered by Saxmo75 9 years ago

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• Yes you will

  Answered by Luceygirl 9 years ago

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• Yes. Each TV needs an input source

  Answered by iowabruce 9 years ago

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• yes the chrome cast only works for 1 tv at a time . if you want to use it for other sets you must move it or buy one for each set

  Answered by ditto 9 years ago

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• Yes.. Or just move it.

  Answered by HIPPO 9 years ago

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• I believe so because the chromecast device is plugged in directly in the TV's hdmi port.

  Answered by ShyEagle509 9 years ago

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• Yes you will need to have one for each TV

  Answered by Glenn 9 years ago

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