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YouTube makes it easier for television to omit the best fragments of movies

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It seems that YouTube finally gives its TV the AI television application, which allows you to go to the most fascinating parts of the film. Android authority Mishaal Rahman He reports that the forward leap for Premium YouTube subscribers appeared yesterday on his Nvidia Shield TV, a function that was previously exclusive on online platforms and mobile YouTube.

A forward jump gives users an straightforward way to automatically reach the best video fragments using artificial intelligence to analyze the most frequently viewed segments, to which viewers usually skip. YouTube began to test the function last year, before I later released it for premium subscribers on the Internet and a mobile phone, but those who prefer to watch on the massive screen – what is now Basic source of watching in the USA – So far they have been willing to.

Premium subscribers can activate the leap forward, twice knocking the quick forward in the video player, which then moves viewers to the next point in the movie that most users are browsing. It works differently on TVs, according to YouTube support pageWhen requiring users to press the right arrow on your remote control to see the next most -observed section, as indicated by the dot on the progress bar. Re -pressing the right arrow will take users to this point in the movie, instead of skipping forward by ten seconds as usual. Rahman says that when using the function, the message “jumping a widely omitted section” appeared.

While the YouTube support page confirms that the forward jump is now “available in the living room”, the scale and pace of implementation are unclear. This feature does not seem widely available on TVs yet, and YouTube has not announced the announcement. AND The Reddit user reported Seeing the function, however, appears on Samsung and Android police I also noticed it on the Google TV streamer. We asked Google for transparency in the field of implementation.

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