Chromecast: Missing playlist controls

Hi,

I would like to be able to edit my playlists on Chromecast, instead of having to switch to a completely different device to manage my playlists.

I’m not afraid of making accidental changes to my playlist on Chromecast. If we absolutely have to have a safeguard, then I’d rather it be an option, per device, that the user is empowered to disable.

Are you talking about a CC withGoogle TV? Which runs our Android TV app. Chromecasts are controlled by their casting device

What sort of controls are you referring to? Long pressing on an track in a playlist should show you the options

Yes, purely the Chromecast with Google TV, using the Plex Chromecast app and the Chromecast physical remote.

Sometimes I use my phone and stream to my Chromecast. I also enjoy Plex on my iPad, which would make a wonderful receiver for many apps including Plex and YouTube controlled by your phone, so that you don’t have to walk up to adjust the video like we’re in 1934. Last I checked, Apple refuses to implement that, and third party integrations have been clones of the same low quality app over and over.

ANYWAY here I’m talking specifically about the Chromecast, without any other devices.

To be clear that is our android app. Google TV is just another flavor of Android.

I’m not sure if you can see the playlist options as I have explained where they are. I don’t know what types of things you are trying to control

On my Pixel 6a Android phone, Plex provides more playlist options. I can swipe to remove items from playlists.

Chromecast with Google TV Plex has no option to remove items from playlists.

The options are there when you long press on an item as I mentioned in my first reply. I’m not clear if you are looking for it in some other place

Thank you for taking the time to clarify.

Confirmed, I can get to more options including playlist element management via long press.

I had no idea that Chromecast had a long press gesture. The remote doesn’t even have a touch screen often associated with more complex gestures like that.

In terms of discoverability, I would prefer more visually explicit navigation.