Tag: YouTube TV
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YouTube TV Confirms The Ability to Jump Back To The Last Channel You Watched With a Single Button Press
Do you miss the ability to quickly jump back to the last channel you watched? In December, we broke the news that YouTube TV had started to add the ability to quickly jump back to the last channel you watched, making watching sports easier on select devices like the Apple TV. Today, YouTube TV confirmed…
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YouTube TV Confirms It Will Let You Customize Your Multiview Experiences and Pick the Games You Want
Last month, Cord Cutters News reported that Google was testing letting customers pick what games would be in their YouTube TV multiview window. YouTube TV on Wednesday officially announced this new feature and is rolling it out to users. One of YouTube TV’s best features is the ability to let you watch up to four…
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YouTube TV is Adding a Button to Jump Back To The Last Channel You Watched on Roku
Do you miss the ability to quickly jump back to the last channel you watched? Last December, YouTube TV started to add the ability to quickly jump back to the last channel you watched, making watching sports easier on select devices including the Apple TV. With this update YouTube TV added the ability to let…
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YouTube TV Now Lets You Reduce Your Broadcast Delay Permanently On These Devices
With the Super Bowl coming today, having a video stream with lower lag is going to be clutch. YouTube TV now will permanently reduce that broadcast delay that once plagued your video stream. YouTube TV originally introduced this feature in November, but it only allowed you to reduce the delay for 48 hours to ensure…
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The Recap: A New Monster Sports Bundle, YouTube TV’s Big Number, and More
This week gave us a big shocker with Walt Disney’s ESPN, FOX, and Warner Bros. Discovery unveiling plans to form a Voltron-like sports streaming service made up of its different cable and broadcast networks. It’s an announcement that shook up the industry, raising questions ranging from everything to potential pricing to its impact on the…
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Media Companies Are Cutting Out the Middleman, Putting YouTube TV & Other Streaming Services in Danger
For years media companies like Disney, FOX, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Paramount have used intermediary, middleman, or go-between companies like cable TV and YouTube TV to distribute their content. Now, increasingly, they are cutting out the “middleman” and offering their content directly to consumers without needing to let YouTube TV and others get a cut…
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YouTube TV’s New Enhanced 1080p Is Experiencing a Bug But Will Be Back Soon
Seven days ago we broke the news that YouTube TV started testing a new and improved 1080p video quality. Now though many have noticed this new enhanced 1080p has gone missing and is no longer an option. Now YouTube TV says this is a glitch that YouTube TV is working on fixing. The enhanced 1080p…
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YouTube TV Is Making Some Big Improvements to Its Multiview & Picture Quality
This week has been a busy one for YouTube TV. Multiple new features, including improved multiview and improvements to picture quality have started to roll out. Improved Multiview One of YouTube TV’s best features is the ability to watch up to four sporting or news events at once on the same screen. The only downside…
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The Recap: Nickelodeon’s App Shuts Down, Spectrum Takes a Hit, and More
YouTube TV offered some improvements for users, while earnings season rolled along with a myriad of tech companies reporting their results. Also reporting earnings was Spectrum, which felt the bite of 5G home internet service. The Federal Communications Commission, meanwhile, warned that it may need to stop taking new applications for the Affordable Connectivity Program…
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Deal Alert! Save $50 on NFL Sunday Ticket With YouTube TV & YouTube
As the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers collide in Las Vegas for the Super Bowl, football fans can get a headstart before next season kicks off with the latest deal from YouTube with NFL Sunday Ticket. For the upcoming 2024 NFL Season, NFL Sunday Ticket is launching at $349 per season on YouTube…