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Connecting a second player didn't work (anymore), the receiver app on the Chromecast relaunches when a second player tries to join. An existing cast session can be joined by using requestSessionId with the existing session id as an argument. This modification allows a second player to join an existing session by supplying the session id via the query string (e.g. https://[YOUR_SERVER_LOCATION]/ttt/?sessionId=[EXISTING_SESSION_ID]). Unfortunately joining an existing session only works using the Chrome browser on a desktop. Joining an existing session from the Chrome browser on Android still doesn't seem to work.
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Connecting a second player didn't work (anymore), the receiver app on the Chromecast relaunches when a second player tries to join. An existing cast session can be joined by using requestSessionId with the existing session id as an argument. This modification allows a second player to join an existing session by supplying the session id via the query string (e.g. https://[YOUR_SERVER_LOCATION]/ttt/?sessionId=[EXISTING_SESSION_ID]).
Unfortunately joining an existing session only works using the Chrome browser on a desktop. Joining an existing session from the Chrome browser on Android still doesn't seem to work.