Bluesound Node Question

@mahler123  Thanks for the explanation.  Too bad 

audiotroy couldn't have done that.

In fairness to Audiotroy, NAD is the parent company to Bluesound, and many NAD receivers incorporate Bluesound streaming modules within .  The comment that he offered is therefore quite relevant to the OP

@joeradio

You can wire your smartphone to the TV. I tried it and it worked.

Need a USB-C to HDMI cable.

Use this link:

BENFEI USB C to HDMI 6ft Cable[4K@60Hz, Aluminum Shell, Nylon Braided], USB Type-C[Thunderbolt 3/4] to HDMI Compatible with iPhone 15 Pro/Max, MacBook Pro/Air 2023, iPad Pro, Surface Book 2 More https://a.co/d/01f9VbdM

@abnerjack

"What does a surround sound receiver have to do with the question?"

Nothing, but it has a lot to do with pushing his products.

Thanks for the replies. I have a Pioneer Elite PRO-1140HD plasma TV which was purchased in 2007. I don't think it has the capability to do the casting thing with my Samsung smartphone unless I'm wrong. Any thoughts?

aberjack  because the nad surround receivers can do this while the node cant

the node has no video out only an hdmi earc an imput only

If your tablet or phone can cast to your TV that may work. 

 audiotroy What does a surround sound reciever have to do with the question?

the node doesn't  have that option 

however all nad surround sound receivers do offer this 

 Dave and Troy

Audio Intellect NJ

Bluesound dealers