The NFL Super Bowl is one of the biggest live TV events of the year, and with more and more folks switching from traditional cable to internet streaming, YouTube TV is the choice of many to stream the big game. But, for some, it seems that streaming issues are affecting the quality.
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The Pixel 8 camera ad will be joined by another from YouTube TV on Sunday just before the Super Bowl kicks off.
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YouTube TV can stream some channels at up to 4K, but quality can always get better. Currently, YouTube TV is rolling out support for “1080p Enhanced” across many channels.
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YouTube CEO Neal Mohan today shared what the video service is focusing on in 2024. At a high-level, it’s AI, elevating creators, safety, and the “next frontier” of the living room and subscriptions.
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Multiview allows YouTube TV users to watch multiple games at once on the same display, and now the service seems to be adding support for showing a custom selection of games with “Build a Multiview.”
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Live sports is one of the biggest reasons to use YouTube TV, and the service made it even better late last year with the introduction of an option to reduce the broadcast delay for a limited amount of time. Now, that option can be enabled permanently.
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YouTube TV seems to be rolling out some tweaks to its app which include fixing quirks with the live guide as well as maybe removing the previous channel shortcut that just debuted a few weeks ago.
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Google’s YouTube TV is the fastest-growing product from the company, and it continues to rack up more and more subscribers. After hitting 6 million subscribers a few months ago, YouTube TV is now estimated to have hit 6.5 million subscribers.
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Some YouTube TV customers are being prompted to subscribe to Max when trying to watch recordings from select channels, but it appears to just be an error.
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NFL Sunday Ticket is taking a huge drop from the steep introductory price. With only so many games left in the regular NFL season, YouTube TV is discounting NFL Sunday Ticket to $39.
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As more and more customers have moved away from traditional cable TV services, YouTube TV has continued to grow in popularity, leading to the product getting regular feature updates. Now, YouTube TV is adding a new button shortcut that makes it easier to switch between your last-viewed channels.
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Broadcast delay is an inherent part of any “traditional” TV service, but YouTube TV is now adding a way to lessen that latency on demand.
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NFL Sunday Ticket is one of the best ways to catch NFL games, and on YouTube and YouTube TV it’s easier than ever to access. Now, for a limited time, you can get NFL Sunday Ticket in a Thanksgiving sale that’s almost half off the current price.
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YouTube TV has finally added Spanish to the list of available languages in the app on Android and streaming devices.
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YouTube TV is rolling out a new, minor update for Roku devices which adds a clock to the live guide.
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According to leaked internal numbers, YouTube TV grew 48% in the past year and is Google’s fastest-growing product.
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YouTube’s NFL Sunday Ticket deal has added new features and way more availability to football fans, but it’s done that at a pretty steep price. Through the rest of the current NFL season, though, YouTube is offering Sunday Ticket with a huge price cut.
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The modern reinvention of NFL Sunday Ticket has proven a hit so far, but when issues strike, the question quickly comes up on how to refund NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV. Here’s what you need to know.
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Multiview has enabled YouTube TV subscribers to watch multiple games at once, and now that ability is expanding to NBA League Pass.
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YouTube TV is currently rolling out 5.1 surround sound support to the Disney-owned ESPN networks.
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YouTube TV’s Sunday Ticket acquisition over the offseason has proven to be an incredible success, garnering more subscribers than the previous Sunday Ticket provider had. As it turns out, that’s the main reason YouTube TV won’t pursue NBA rights in the near future, focusing more on improving the existing offerings.
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Google was recently accused of running a misleading ad campaign for YouTube TV that positioned the service as being hundreds of dollars cheaper than cable, but the company has now agreed to end the campaign.
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For the first time in over 20 years, NFL Sunday Ticket has moved its home from DirecTV to YouTube, and it seems that’s been a good move, as the package already has more subscribers through Google than it did before.
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Traditional TV has undergone a series of increases in costs which has often led to streaming platforms either raising prices, or removing channels. This evening, Spectrum has opted to black out all ESPN and Disney channels for subscribers amid a dispute with the “House of Mouse” which has led to YouTube TV getting a moment in the spotlight.
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