To cast HBO Max to your TV, just connect your Chromecast to the right Wi-Fi network and select the Cast icon in HBO Max.

You can cast Google Chrome to your TV through the "Cast..." menu, which is available on PC, Mac, or Chromebook computers, and Android phones.

To cast HBO Max to a TV, tap the media player and then select the Cast icon and choose the device. You can cast HBO Max via Chromecast on Android and AirPlay on iPhone. You must connect all involved ...

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