WHAT IS YOUTUBE TV?
The popular video platform is not YouTube TV; rather, it is a streaming service for television. The streaming service offers TV to watch, much like the cable TV you were used to, in contrast to the YouTube you’re likely familiar with, which offers billions of videos—yes, with a B—that can be viewed on demand. In addition to live TV stations, on-demand content, and recorded shows, YouTube TV offers access to more than 85 networks, including well-known cable and national broadcast networks depending on your ZIP code.
Only a limited number of series and movies are available on the platforms of other streaming subscription providers. On the other hand, YouTube TV provides you access to an astonishing variety of material across dozens of TV channels, allowing you to watch or record major events like sporting events, movies, award programs, and everything in between.
You can access this service, which is available only in the United States, through your current internet service, and it offers a free trial with no commitments and no set-top box requirement.
HOW TO SIGN UP FOR YOUTUBE TV?
Make sure that streaming is enabled on your TV. You’ll need a smart TV, or you’ll need to connect a streaming device like an Amazon Firestick, Roku, or Google Chromecast. Once you have that, select the YouTube TV app from the TV’s home screen. To sign in using a computer, adhere to the instructions. If you already have a Gmail account, you can immediately begin a 14-day free trial of the service, or you can first explore the platform to familiarize yourself with its features and design.
Following the free trial, new users may create a YouTube TV subscription that they can suspend or cancel at any time.
Three concurrent streams, an unlimited DVR, and recordings kept for up to nine months are all included in your YouTube TV subscription. There can be up to six accounts per household.
HOW TO USE YOUTUBE TV?
If you want to view something at any time, all you have to do is click on the YouTube TV app on your TV or any other device that supports it, such as Apple TV, iOS and Android smartphones, PlayStation, and other game consoles. You have access to your account wherever you are, including at home. If none of these work for you, you can still watch on a desktop or laptop computer by visiting tv.youtube.com.
Each YouTube TV customer receives their own login and personal DVR content collection. In addition, users of Google TV products like Chromecast get extra perks including personalized video suggestions and a remote control with a special YouTube TV button. Otherwise, you ought to be able to use the remote control that was originally included with your television.
