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YouTube is rolling out new perks for paying users, starting with the ability to switch on more than one experiment

For many YouTube TV viewers on Roku, a problem with fast-forwarding while watching DVR recordings is causing playback problems as...

YouTube TV is rolling out an update that introduces a new pop-up that will let you know if 4K resolution is available.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/23838857

Samsung and Google have created Eclipsa Audio, a new 3D audio technology that will be available on all 2025 Samsung TVs and soundbars.

YouTube has tested versions of the button for over a year.

After rolling out a round of design updates and new features to the mobile app, YouTube is testing a “Play something” FAB.

With the main YouTube app replacing YouTube Kids on televisions this year, Google is adding a new “parent code.”

The link that allows users to open an embedded YouTube video on the website or the app has been removed. Now we know why.

Following Android and iOS last month, the YouTube website now offers fine-tunable ("Custom") playback speed. In the video player...

Days after misleadingly calling a price hike an error, YouTube TV informed customers that it would be raising prices to...

Here’s why you can’t click the title to go back to YouTube on our videos.

The service’s monthly cost, which debuted at $35, has risen yet again. It now costs $83.

YouTube Kids has completely overhauled its mobile app, introducing a vertical user interface, modern icons, and much more,

This image is not mine, it's from u/Andireas_Germany on Reddit

What are some of your favorite YouTube video(s) that always pull you back?
Be it weeks, months, or years since you've last seen them, but you know you'll want to come back and watch them again.

I'm looking for specific videos you find great value in re-experiencing.

It absolutely doesn't matter what the video is, how many views it has, how long it is, or what it's topic and genre are - it just has to be something you'll always want to re-watch and experience from time to time.
It could be for nostalgia, sentimental value, memories, meaning, usefulness, something that cheers up when you're feeling down, something that inspires you, cracks you up, tickles your emotions, some vibe you really like, something immersive or anything meaningful enough that keeps you coming back.

My motivation behind this post is to potentially find some gems I still haven't discovered to add to my collection (and perhaps help others do the same).

EDIT:
I guess it would be fair I also share some of mine, both as examples and to share these finds with others who may also like them (some of my favorites, random order):
https://pastebin.com/iYu2SsXn (external link because it's a pretty big list)

Alternative description of what I'm looking for:
Which video(s) do you love so much (and keep watching repeatedly) that you would want them backed up and saved offline in a hypothetical scenario of a global permanent internet outage?

promises... by brian david gilbert

YouTube started showing likes instead of views in my main feed today. Can’t say I like it.

Just shut up youtube how the hell did I "not build history" I had this acc since 2018

Alright probably gonna get mix opinions about this but why the fuck does YouTube cherry pick. There are millions of mixtapes and music published by creators which don’t own the music. Though many of those get to stay up even though they heavily copyrighted. Like if you want to make sure copyright infringement gets taken care of maybe just maybe they will do every video not just 1 out of 10. Then for asmr videos I used to make asmrs on YouTube that where adult content. I would put even warning and for 18+ though it’d get taken down!!! Though THOUGH there is so many others just like mine and even worse. Like wtfff YouTube stop cherry picking.

Hi,

I have a client who is trying to set up a YouTube channel for two of there businesses using just his one Google Workspace account.

Is there a tutorial out there that I can share with them on how to do this?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks

PCH

Really cool video from @[email protected] i want to share.

• No AI regulations… which leads to lies, inaccurate info…
• Clickbait (false thumbnail )but thats a cliché at this point
• cannot private message the uploader
• comments get hidden for as many reasons as there are colors in the rainbow
• The absence of transparency between YT and the user,(ex: no notification when your comment didn’t go through)
• History for some weird reason actually only lists about 70% of watched videos ( last I checked)
• You cannot organize your subscribed channels into lists like in twitter
• i want a mode that only home page/ suggested videos are from channels that i am subscribed to..
• No dedicated page to manage Playlists, and the INABILITY to search playlists ,
• The Youtube app is just being deliberately borked , with every update theres more bugs and design/ UI SINS.
• i actually only receive notifications for some things but not others ( ex: number of likes) absence dislike button number for the public
• i need a million scripts/ browser extensions on desktop to make the YT experience a bit acceptable..
• Youtube's current philosophy of anti-developer for third party apps, and extensions/scripts
• Deliberately hiding the video title of deleted videos in playlists..

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/11772946

For the past 30 days, I built a custom Beach Ecosystem Terrarium from scratch in my bedroom! Over the month animals such as hermit crabs, gobies, snails, shrimp, and much more were added. I even simulated natural disasters to see how the seaside environment would respond. Thanks for watching, comment any ideas you'd like to see me do below!

Also thank you Dr. Plants for inspiring this video! Go check his channel out if you haven't, he makes very similar videos to this!