必須（
Android MediaRouter のデフォルト動作）:
A 送信元アプリがキャスト レシーバーに接続されていない場合、キャスト ボタンをタップするとキャスト ダイアログが表示されます
B キャスト ダイアログのタイトル「キャスト先」が表示されます
C キャスト ダイアログに、利用可能なウェブ レシーバーのリストが表示されます
D 現在キャスト中の各レシーバーに「キャスト アプリ名」と表示されます
必須 A 送信元アプリがウェブレシーバーに接続されている場合、キャスト ボタンをタップするとキャスト ダイアログが表示されます
B キャスト ダイアログのタイトル「Receiver-Name」が表示されます
C キャスト ダイアログに、キャストを停止するボタンと「キャストを停止」というボタンラベルが表示されます（接続解除の詳細については、送信元がキャストを停止するをご覧ください）。
必須 A キャスト ダイアログのタイトル「Receiver-Name」が表示されます
B タイトルの下に、現在キャスト中の受信機またはコンテンツが表示されます
C キャスト ダイアログに、キャストを停止する [キャストを停止] ボタンが表示されます（詳細については、送信側がキャストを停止するをご覧ください）。
[null,null,["最終更新日 2025-08-31 UTC。"],[[["\u003cp\u003eThe Cast dialog enables users to connect to, manage, and disconnect from Web Receivers and should be implemented consistently across platforms.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eOn iOS, users must grant local network access permission for initial casting and may encounter a help screen if no devices are found.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eWhen connected, the Cast dialog displays the receiver name and a "STOP CASTING" button, offering controls for the casting session.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eFor optimal user experience, it's recommended to include persistent controls alongside those within the Cast dialog, enhancing user interaction.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eAndroid apps can leverage the MediaRouter component for built-in Cast dialog UX, simplifying implementation.\u003c/p\u003e\n"]]],[],null,["# Cast Dialog\n\nThe Cast dialog is shown whenever the Cast button is pressed. The Cast dialog lets users\nconnect, control, and disconnect from Web Receivers.\n| **Note:** For Android apps, use the `MediaRouter` component from the MediaRouter Support Library to implement the Cast dialog. It has all of the UX requirements built right in.\n| **Note:** For iOS senders, a special Local Network Access interstitial dialog must be displayed the first time a user attempts to cast.\n\nIf you're developing a custom implementation or building an app for iOS or Chrome, you must\nimplement this dialog in a consistent way, so that users recognize and trust it to function\nconsistently across devices, apps and platforms. Refer to the\n[Reference apps](/cast/docs/sample_apps#reference_apps) for examples.\n\n### [Cast dialog, not connected (receivers available)](#sender-cast-menu-available)\n\n\n**Required** (default behavior of [Android MediaRouter](https://developer.android.com/reference/androidx/mediarouter/media/MediaRouter)):\n\n\nA When the sender app is not connected to a Cast receiver,\ntapping the Cast button shows the Cast dialog\n\n\nB The Cast dialog title, \"Cast to\" appears\n\n\nC The Cast dialog shows a list of available Web Receivers\n\n\nD Each receiver currently casting should display, \"Casting\n*app name*\"\n\n**Note the multi-user scenarios:**\n\n- When another user connects to a receiver currently casting from the same app and account, the sender app provides the controls for the cast content.\n- When another user connects to a receiver currently casting from an app that is not casting, the previous sender app disconnects and the new sender app connects.\n\n### Android\n\nCast dialog, not connected \nCast home screen \n\n### iOS\n\nCast dialog, not connected \nCast home screen \n\n### Chrome\n\nCast dialog, not connected \nCast home screen \n\n### [Cast dialog, not connected (iOS only)](#sender-cast-menu-available)\n\n\nFor iOS, when casting for the first time, users must consent to allow local network access (LNA) to\nCast devices. An interstitial information screen is presented\nto users explaining why this permission is needed, followed by the standard Apple LNA\npermissions dialog.\n\n\nAfter casting for the first time, if no devices are found when the Cast button is tapped while the\nuser is on Wi-Fi, a help screen is presented\nexplaining why Web Receivers might not be available (for example,\nlocal network access is disabled, or there is a problem with the Wi-Fi network).\n\n\n**Required** :\n\n\nA First-time casting: After tapping on the Cast button\nfor the first time,\nan Interstitial must be shown to explain to the user why they should allow\nthe app to access local network devices. The interstitial should include information on\nwhy local network access is needed, to increase the likelihood of the user accepting\nlocal permission access.\n\n\nB Receivers unavailable: Tapping the Cast button\ndisplays a help screen explaining possible reasons the user\nis unable to discover Web Receivers, along with links to Settings to fix LNA permissions issues. \n\n### First-time casting (iOS)\n\nFirst-time casting: interstitial and local network access permissions \n\n### Receivers unavailable\n\nReceivers unavailable \n\n### [Cast dialog, connected but not casting](#sender-cast-menu-connected)\n\n\n**Required**\n\n\nA When the sender app is connected to a Web Receiver,\ntapping the Cast button shows the Cast dialog\n\n\nB The Cast dialog title \"Receiver-Name\" appears\n\n\nC The Cast dialog shows a button to stop casting\nwith button label \"STOP CASTING\" (for more information about disconnecting, see\n[Sender stops cast](/cast/docs/design_checklist/sender#sender-control-end)) \n\n### Android\n\nCast dialog, connected but not casting \nReceiver app loaded / idle \n\n### iOS\n\nCast dialog, connected but not casting \nReceiver app loaded / idle \n\n### [Cast dialog, while casting](#sender-cast-menu-casting)\n\n\n**Required**\n\n\nA The Cast dialog title \"Receiver-Name\" appears\n\n\nB The receiver or content currently casting is shown below\nthe title\n\n\nC The Cast dialog shows a \"STOP CASTING\" button that stops\ncasting (for more information see\n[Sender stops cast](/cast/docs/design_checklist/sender#sender-control-end))\n\n**Best practice**\n\n- For the best user experience, provide [persistent controls](/cast/docs/design_checklist/sender#sender-mini-controller) in addition to the controls in the Cast dialog.\n\n### Android\n\nCast dialog, while casting \nReceiver playing content \n\n### iOS\n\nCast dialog, while casting \nReceiver playing content \n\n### Chrome\n\nCast dialog, while casting \nReceiver playing content \n\n**Images used in this design guide**\nare courtesy of the Blender Foundation, shared under copyright or Creative Commons license.\n\n- Elephant's Dream: (c) copyright 2006, Blender Foundation / Netherlands Media Art Institute / www.elephantsdream.org\n- Sintel: (c) copyright Blender Foundation \\| www.sintel.org\n- Tears of Steel: (CC) Blender Foundation \\| mango.blender.org\n- Big Buck Bunny: (c) copyright 2008, Blender Foundation / www.bigbuckbunny.org"]]
