YouTube TV updated with new Features

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YouTube TV is getting an important update this week, which brings a lot of visual changes that should be beneficial for the vast majority of users. The most important change is progressive fast-forward, a new feature that lets YouTube TV users to skip ahead when they tap and hold the fast-forward button.
For starters, you’ll be able to skip a minimum of 15 seconds per second, and a maximum of 1 minute per second. Aside from the progressive fast-forward improvement, the latest update brings a much cleaner Now Playing user interface, larger thumbnails and better suggestions.
According to YouTube, the update should be available for 50% of the users, but apparently, there’s a way for those who aren’t among those selected to get the update to benefit from the new improvements.
The workaround requires users to uninstall the app and reinstall it to get a new visitor ID, which might enroll them in the experiment. And the beautiful part is that you can do that more than once until you finally get the update.
Obviously, the new YouTube TV app is rolling out to all platforms, so regardless of what device you’re using for Google’s service, you should be eligible for the latest update.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the primary new feature included in the latest YouTube TV update?
What is the primary new feature included in the latest YouTube TV update?
The main new feature is progressive fast-forward. This allows users to skip ahead by tapping and holding the fast-forward button, with skip times ranging from 15 seconds to 1 minute per second of holding.
Q.What other visual improvements are part of this YouTube TV update?
What other visual improvements are part of this YouTube TV update?
Beyond progressive fast-forward, the update brings a cleaner Now Playing user interface. Users will also notice larger thumbnails and improved content suggestions, enhancing the overall visual experience.
Q.How can users ensure they receive the update if they are not among the initial rollout group?
How can users ensure they receive the update if they are not among the initial rollout group?
If a user is not initially selected for the update, they can try uninstalling and then reinstalling the app. This action might assign them a new visitor ID, potentially enrolling them in the update experiment.
Q.Which devices are eligible for this new YouTube TV app update?
Which devices are eligible for this new YouTube TV app update?
The new YouTube TV app is rolling out to all platforms. This means users should be eligible for the latest update regardless of the specific device they use for Google's streaming service.
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