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An object representing a receiver device.

Inherits NSObject, <NSCopying>, and <NSSecureCoding>.

Tests if this device refers to the same physical device as another.

Returns YES if both GCKDevice objects have the same category, device ID, IP address, service port, and protocol version.

Returns YES if the device supports all of the given capabilities.

Parameters

deviceCapabilities A bitwise-OR of one or more of the GCKDeviceCapabilities constants.

Sets an arbitrary attribute in the object.

May be used by custom device providers to store device-specific information for non-Cast devices.

Parameters

attribute The attribute value, which must be key-value coding compliant, and cannot be nil. key The key that identifies the attribute. The key is an arbitrary string. It cannot be nil.

Looks up an attribute in the object.

Parameters

key The key that identifies the attribute. The key is an arbitrary string. It cannot be nil.

Returns

The value of the attribute, or nil if no such attribute exists.

Removes an attribute from the object.

Parameters

key The key that identifies the attribute. The key is an arbitrary string. It cannot be nil.

Removes all attributes from the object.

Extracts the device category from a device unique ID.

Deprecated:

Use networkAddress The device's IPv4 address, in dot-notation. Used when making network requests. This will be an empty string for GCKDevice objects that are created with an IPv6 address.

The device's IP address.

Used when making network requests.

Since

4.2

The device's service port.

A unique identifier for the device.

The device's friendly name.

This is a user-assignable name such as "Living Room".

An array of GCKImage objects containing icons for the device.

The device's status at the time that it was most recently scanned.

The status text reported by the currently running receiver application, if any.

The device's protocol version.

YES if this device is on the local network.

The device type.

Since

3.3

The device category, a string that uniquely identifies the type of device.

Cast devices have a category of kGCKCastDeviceCategory.

A globally unique ID for this device.

This is a concatenation of the category and deviceID properties.

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Last updated 2024-09-18 UTC.

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