Fistful availabilities are again knocked on the door of YouTube Premium users, as the platform finally rolling out a few new and excellent features, including synced playback, SharePlay support, enhanced 1080p, and more on for the same monthly subscription fee……..!!
YouTube Premium is getting a boost offering users more new features that are exclusively available for premium users only. Users when watching YouTube using a browser can queue up content for quite some time on mobile devices also from now.
SharePlay feature for the Premium users watching a video
Premium users watching a video or just when browsing through a list of videos can take any video displayed on the screen. Also, can add it to a queue to watch it later. YouTube Premium will now allow users to share the experience, enjoying anything on YouTube together. The SharePlay feature is going to be live for Android users and will rely on Google Meet Live Sharing.
The feature will be available in the coming weeks through its SharePlay feature, for Apple iOS users. While group-watching experiences have been available from other video streaming services for quite some time now. This could be a great feature for those attending streamed work seminars or watching conferences. It is just awaited once the feature arrives.
‘Synced playback’ to Android, iOS, and YouTube on the browse
With synced playback arriving on Android, iOS, and YouTube on the browser, users will now finally be able to just pick up where they left off. Meanwhile, you can just continue your watching experience, bothering not where you are.
YouTube is also highlighting its video download feature, giving users the ability to watch videos without having an internet connection. While remaining old, YouTube Premium’s Smart Download is getting a shout-out in the press release, with the feature downloading recommended videos while on Wi-Fi, making sure that you’re always topped up with videos to watch.
Additionally, downloading the content can even set it off to the library with the subscribed channels.
Premium subscribers got a 1080p enhanced bitrate option
Widing the Premium subscribers’ viewing experience when watching YouTube videos YouTube is going to be rolling out its 1080p enhanced bitrate option to iOS users.
However for an iOS user, Google does state that it’s bringing this feature to the web version of YouTube in the near future, so you’ll be able to try it out soon. Unfortunately, there is no word on the Android front. The new bitrate mode will be “extra crisp and clear, especially for videos with lots of detail and motion.” This can be helpful for videos that have a lot of motion or fast-moving shots like in sports.
With YouTube Premium being around for what seems like ages now, it’s great that it’s evolving past its main perks of ad-free videos, along with the added bonus of being able to download content for offline viewing. For those who have never tried Premium.
YouTube Premium app avail more for their subscriber
YouTube Premium app brings synced playback, SharePlay support, enhanced 1080p, and more for the same monthly subscription fee for their subscriber. You can always sign up for the service using the main app or going online to the YouTube website.
It might happen that YouTube offers a free trial, giving you a limited amount of time to experience the service, but that totally depends on your region. I can just wish you got that. Once you got that even don’t forget to also download the YouTube Music app as well, because a subscription to YouTube Premium will also give you access to commercial-free listening and thousands of popular artists and albums.
Hope you will enjoy all those features, this might be a great chance to give it a go. While the initial perks of the service were okay, the new features bring even more value, making it a bit more worthwhile to shell out the monthly subscription fee.
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