mkchromecast VS pdfsam

You can forward a Chrome window to it via your web browser, or you can use something like https://mkchromecast.com/ to push local videos to it.

Wow... I haven't used a ChromeCast in about 6 years. Ok, have you installed MKChromecast? Last Time I used a ChromeCast I was on Ubuntu, and followed instructions here however I see on MKChromecast page they have an instructional video if you hit the cast button and goto bottom of page.

You can use VLC with the chromecast renderer (playback -> renderer) for that, I've also used https://github.com/muammar/mkchromecast in the past.

I need to stream a captured video input from my Ubuntu Kinetic to a smart TV or iPad sink via Chromecast/Miracast or whatever. Can this be done without VLC (not reliable)? Mkchromecast is not working in Kinetic yet, and GNOME Network Displays only casts physical monitors.

I think this may help you in your search https://mkchromecast.com/

I have this. I don't have a pie but you will have to Google your way through and try I guess.

Video games won't work with >1 sec. delay, and it seems to be an issue with mkchromecast per https://github.com/muammar/mkchromecast/issues/61 .

I find pdfsam to be the perfect offline tool for me on Windows.

https://pdfsam.org

And it's open source as well: https://github.com/torakiki/pdfsam

This thread may be relevant.

That might be fit for your purpose PDFSam

*https://pdfsam.org/

use pdfsam.org to split the pdf into individual sheets fyi

PDFsam - merge, split, extract pages, rotate and mix your PDF files

PDF Sam is open source and can handle that https://pdfsam.org/

I have used tools, like PDFsam, to insert, delete, reorder, and rotate pages in existing PDFs. It's a great tool, but it's not a complete PDF editor.