Only by displaying it on a computer first, and then casting the Chrome tab to the Chromecast.   Otherwise, I can recommend an "AXIS T8705 Video Decoder" and use RTSP. https://www.axis.com/products/axis-t8705-video-decoder   ... View more

I suggest you to work with Cisco SE, he will provide you the discount for sure 🙂    Regards Inderdeep Singh www.thenetworkdna.com  ... View more

I've tried to troubleshoot some of these and didn't make the connection but in hindsight, I do remember iPhones being the devices linked to these. That's good stuff to know!    Thanks! ... View more

I do have all the cameras in 1080p standard mode with no audio. I will try a computer with a GPU game card also.  I have setup a few RPI's to pull a video stream.  I like them because they are small cheap and fast.  Dropping the camera to 720P does seem to help performance....but then my cameras are recording with the same quality.    With cameras from Ubiquity and many others can output a few stream levels.  ... View more

A little extreme, but you could try blocking all of China. https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Firewall_and_Traffic_Shaping/MX_Firewall_Settings#Geo-IP_Based_Firewalling    Otherwise I would do a packet capture on port 53, look at the DNS records they lookup, and block those. ... View more

I would go 5Ghz only, and disable 2.4Ghz.  2.4Ghz causes so many problems.  It is common for 5Ghz devices to attach to 2.4Ghz and cause intermittent issues. ... View more