Google Cast Test Cases_Ver 2.0

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1	Discovery and Continuous Playback / Multi Sender / Smart Display							[App Name]
2								Android						IOS
3								Phone			Tablet			Phone			Tablet

4	Sender Brand and Model:
5	Sender Device OS Version #:
6	Google Play services version #( not google play store version) the icon looks like a puzzle piece - (Android only)													N/A			N/A
7	Application Build/Version #: (as posted on the app)
8	Chromecast Build #: To find this information: [Open Google Home app, Tap on Device name, Click on settings Gear icon(Device settings), Scroll to bottom and find 'Firmware Version']																			A R a y a p a t i
9	Tester's Name:
10	Date:
11	# Passed:							0			0			0			0
12	# Failed:							0			0			0			0
13	# N/A:							0			0			0			0
14	Bug Score (Quality Points. lower = better):							0			0			0			0
15	Test ID	Test Description	Step	Expected Result	Dependencies	Bug Priority	Notes	Android Pass/Fail	Comments	QP	Android Pass/Fail	Comments	QP	iOS Pass/Fail	Comments	QP	iOS Pass/Fail	Comments	QP
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17	1.01	Setup	Clear app data	ANDROID: Settings > Apps > "App Name" > Storage > Clear Data Data = 0.00 B		n/a	Setup step
18				iOS: Verify that app is deleted, then reinstalled		n/a	Setup step
19			Launch App	App appears in foreground		n/a	Setup step
20			Join network Make sure that Chromecast A and Chromecast B have already been setup on network but now have power unplugged	Cast icon MUST be visible		P0	1. In Chrome, the Cast button can be hidden when Web Receivers aren't available. 2. For Android and iOS senders, the Cast button should always display when the device is on Wi-Fi, so proper help can be given if the user has turned off local network access.			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
21			Login to sender application (if appropriate)	User logs in without issue	Login credentials	n/a	Setup step
22	1.02	Introduce Cast to users	Plug power into Chromecast A	a. Cast introduction screen is displayed the first time Cast receivers are available. b. Cast icon visually highlighted in introduction screen c. Explanation of cast displayed in introduction screen		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
23	1.03	Cast icon placement	Observe cast icon	a. Cast icon is visible b. Cast icon MUST NOT be filled		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
24				Cast icon is in upper right		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
25	1.04	Cast icon availability	Quickly browse through the app's different views	All views containing playable content MUST have a visible cast icon		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
26	1.05	Cast icon UX when not connected	Rotate sender device from portrait to landscape (if applicable)	a. Cast icon is visible b. Cast icon must NOT be filled	Landscape capable	P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
27				Cast icon location should be consistent with portrait view	Landscape capable	P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
28			Rotate sender device back to portrait	a. Cast icon is visible b. Cast icon MUST NOT be filled	Landscape capable	P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
29	1.06	Discovery of Cast Receivers	Tap cast icon	a. Cast menu opens b. Chromecast A is displayed in the cast menu		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
30	1.08	Dynamic update of available Chromecasts	Plug power into Chromecast B	a. Chromecast B appears in cast menu within 4 min b. Chromecast A remains in the cast menu		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
31			Pull power from Chromecast B	a. Chromecast B is removed from cast menu within 4 min b. Chromecast A remains in the cast menu		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
32	1.09	WiFi toggle removes cast icon	Plug power into Chromecast B	Chromecast B appears in cast menu within 4 min		n/a	Setup step
33			Turn sender WiFi off.	Cast icon disappears within 4 min		P1	Cast icon can re-appear afterwards for Guest mode [tap icon and confirm guest mode]			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
34			Turn sender WiFi on	Cast icon appears within 10 sec		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
35	1.10	Connecting to Chromecast	Tap cast icon	a. Cast menu opens b. Chromecast A and Chromecast B are displayed in the cast menu		n/a	setup step
36			Select Chromecast A	Waves in the lower left of the icon should animate while the connection is established Waves animation is rarely seen on Android since the connect step is typically very fast.		P2										Untested			Untested
37	1.11	Receiver app loading UI	Observe receiver UI on TV	App name(or)logo is displayed on receiver app loading view		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
38				Loading indicator (i.e. spinner) is displayed		P3				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
39	1.12	Cast icon UI while connected	Observe cast icon on sender	Cast icon MUST be filled		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
40			Tap cast icon	a. Cast menu opens b. Chromecast A's name and "Stop Casting" button are displayed in the Cast menu		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
41			Close cast menu by tapping "X" or "Close"	Cast menu closes		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
42			Rotate sender device from portrait to landscape	a. Cast icon is visible b. Cast icon is filled	Landscape	P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
43			Rotate sender device back to portrait	a. Cast icon is visible b. Cast icon is filled	Landscape	P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
44	1.13	Receiver app idle UI	After receiver has loaded, observe receiver UI	App name(or)logo is displayed		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
45	1.14	5 min timeout on splash screen	Leave receiver in idle state for 5 min	a. After 5 min idle, Receiver app MUST tear down (i.e Chromecast A displays Chromecast backdrop) b. Sender disconnects from Chromecast (i.e cast icon is NOT filled)		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
46	1.15	Chromecast discovery and connect after sender app is closed	Kill app	Sender app closes		n/a	Setup step
47			Launch app	Sender app appears in foreground		n/a	Setup step
48			Tap Cast icon	a. Cast menu opens b. Chromecast A and Chromecast B displayed in cast menu		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
49			Select Chromecast A	Sender application connects to Chromecast A		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
50	1.16	Receiver: Connect + Play / Content Loading UI	Play content	Content loading on Chromecast A		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
51			Observe receiver UI	Content title (or) artwork is displayed in receiver UI Note: If there is any Artwork and it takes 3-4 secs to show up on the screen, it is OK.		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
52				Loading indicator (i.e. spinner) is displayed on receiver		P3				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
53				Playback starts on Chromecast A		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
54	1.17	Receiver: Content Playing UI	Observe receiver UI	Content title (or) thumbnail are displayed on receiver for 2 to 3 seconds		P2				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
55				AUDIO APPS: Static images are not displayed on TV for long periods. Images should move around to prevent screen burn	Audio App	P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
56	1.18	Sender Expanded controls UX	Observe sender UI	Content metadata is displayed in expanded controls: a. Thumbnail image b. Content title c. Elapsed/total time d. Album/artist [if applicable]		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
57				Loading spinner is displayed in expanded controls while loading on receiver		P2				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
58				Chromecast name appears in expanded controls in the format: "Casting to <Chromecast name>"		P2				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
59				Relevant playback controls are displayed in expanded controls: a. Play/Pause - MANDATORY b. Prev/Next - OPTIONAL		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
60				Non-cast related controls (i.e full-screen button) are NOT displayed in expanded controls		P2				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
61				FOR ON-DEMAND CONTENT: Progress bar with elapsed time, duration and scrub bar are displayed in expanded controls	On-demand content	P2				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
62				FOR LIVE CONTENT: Progress bar with elapsed local viewing time is displayed in expanded controls	Live content	P2				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
63	1.19	Ads playback - playback into ad	Scrub to beginning of ad then allow playback of ad	Content transitions from content to ad within 5 seconds	Ads	P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
64			Observe ad playback finish	Content transitions from ad back to content within 5 seconds	Ads	P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
65	1.20	Scrub playback progress bar	Scrub progress bar forward, but within ad block (if applicable)	Receiver app displays playback position and destination		P0	If your app doesn't contain ads, then disregard scrubbing within ad block; just scrub forward			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
66				Content skips to the chosen location and playback continues		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
67				Progress bar on sender displays the correct timestamp and is in-sync with Chromecast receiver		P1	If sender and receiver are within a few seconds of each other this is OK			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
68	1.21	Ads playback - scrubbing across ad block	Scrub progress bar across an ad block	Content transitions from content to ad within 5 seconds	Ads	P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
69			Observe ad playback finish	Content transitions from ad back to content within 5 seconds	Ads	P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
70	1.22	Volume - software slider	Slide volume slider to higher volume	a. Receiver volume bar displays the appropriate volume increase b. Receiver volume increases by appropriate amount		P0	Note: Click on Cast icon to see Volume slider.			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
71			Slide volume slider to lower volume	a. Receiver volume bar displays the appropriate volume decrease b. Receiver volume decreases by appropriate amount		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
72	1.23	Volume - hardware buttons (Android: REQUIRED / iOS: OPTIONAL)	Click volume up hardware button	a. Receiver volume bar displays the appropriate volume increase b. Receiver volume increases by appropriate amount	Hardware buttons for volume control	P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
73				Sender volume indicator displays appropriate volume increase		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
74				Each click should increment volume by less than or equal to 5% on Chromecast or 2% on C4A device		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
75			Click volume down hardware button	a. Receiver volume bar displays the appropriate volume decrease b. Receiver volume decreases by appropriate amount	Hardware buttons for volume control	P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
76				Sender volume indicator displays appropriate volume decrease		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
77				Each click should decrement volume by less than or equal to 5% on Chromecast or 2% on C4A device		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
78	1.24	Pause control	Tap Pause button	Receiver playback is paused		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
79				Receiver displays pause icon		P1	For Google TV Receiver should display Play icon			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
80				Sender displays play icon		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
81	1.25	Receiver paused UI	Observe receiver UI	a. Content description from expanded controls is visible on receiver in lower 1/4 of TV b. App name/logo are displayed in lower 1/4 of TV		P2				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
82				Timestamp in expanded controls is synchronized with progress bar timestamp on receiver		P1	If sender and receiver are within a few seconds of each other this is OK			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
83				Unnecessary UI fades after 5 sec only showing Pause Icon on the receiver.		P1	Skip this step if you are testing on a Google TV device.			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
84	1.26	Play control	Tap Play button	Playback resumes		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
85				Sender displays pause icon		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
86	1.27	Replay control	Tap Rewind/Replay button	Last 10 or 30 seconds of replayed on receiver	Replay	P1	Fastforward/Rewind controls optional			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
87				Timestamp in expanded controls is synchronized with progress bar timestamp on receiver	Replay	P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
88	1.28	Closed captions	While casting is in progress, tap Closed Caption control	Closed caption menu opens	Closed captions	n/a	Closed Captions are optional
89			Tap Closed Caption language option	Closed captioning appears on the TV in sync with the corresponding audio	Closed captions	P1	Seeing closed captions may take up to 30 seconds for live content			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
90			Tap Closed Caption format (i.e. font, size) option	Closed caption format changes according to option selected	Closed captions	P1	Seeing format changes may take up to 30 seconds for live content			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
91	1.29	Audio tracks	While casting is in progress, tap Language control	Language selection menu opens	Dubbed audio	n/a	Controls for dubbing are optional
92			Tap desired Language option	Content audio is in the language selected	Dubbed audio	P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
93			Repeat for each Language option	Content audio is in the language selected	Dubbed audio	P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
94	1.30	WiFi toggle while casting	Turn sender WiFi off for 20 sec	Sender does NOT crash		P0	Can use airplane mode for this test			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
95				Cast icon not filled or Disappeared		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
96				Receiver continues playback uninterrupted		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
97			Turn WiFi on and connect to same network	Cast reconnects, cast icon filled		P0				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
98	1.31	Navigating to Expanded Controls	If EXPANDED CONTROLS ARE IN FOREGROUND, navigate away from the expanded controls by tapping back or close	a. App navigates to different view b. Cast icon is visible and filled		P1				Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested
99			Tap Cast icon	Cast menu opens		n/a
100			If NO PERSISTENT CONTROLS: Tap receiver name or content description/thumbnail	Cast menu closes and shows expanded controls		P1	Only do test if app has no persistent controls			Untested			Untested			Untested			Untested