I’ve been playing Stadia on my laptop and Backbone for awhile now and recently purchased a Chromecast Ultra that came with another controller so that I can play on my tv.
I’ve followed the prompts in setting up the Chromecast and successfully linked my stadia controller but it then takes me to this screen:
I then go to my Stadia mobile app, tap on my avatar but my tv is not listed.
If I turn off the controller I get this scene:
I’m guessing I would like to click “A” and add account but when I turn the controller back on and link it it takes me back to the 1st screen telling me to add tv via the app.
Is there some kind of work around? What should I do?
I appreciate any and all tips or recommendations in this matter.
I have observed the same behavior this morning @Gchancey2.
In my case, my iPhone 7 (iOS 15.1) + Google Home + Stadia App + CCU + Stadia Controller (CCU & Stadia via Stadia Premiere Edition shipped last February) were working earlier this morning, but the network connection was slow, so I reset the CCU over wifi after talking to Comcast XFinity technicians; after that, I can't get Stadia to work with CCU, and my images match those in your post. Here are some steps I took while debugging the issue. I'm sorry to say that like you, I am stuck; none of these solved the issue for me.
Here are some resources I consulted while attempting the above:
Here are some things I have heard that might help, but have not tried, since I don't have access:
Stadia had me verify that if I connected via a hotspot, I was able to associate the CCU to the Stadia Controller, and suggested that the inability to connect the CCU to the Stadia app was because our network is blocking ports 44700 - 44899.
The only problem with this hypothesis is that as far as I know, my network conditions haven't changed at all, and I was able to associate the controller with the CCU back in February just fine.
So either (at least for me) XFinity network settings changed, or Stadia's registration protocol changed, and it's difficult to substantiate which one is to blame.