YouTube TV Multistreaming | #youtubepatchrundown
Why is it that the YouTube team has announced that there is now multi-streaming for YouTube TV? This means you can run up to four streams simultaneously.
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Why is it that the YouTube team has announced that there is now multi-streaming for YouTube TV? This means you can have up to four streams running simultaneously. We’re curious to know what you think. Feel free to comment below and let us know if you would use this feature. The announcement was made during a basketball tournament where multiple games were happening simultaneously, allowing viewers to follow them all. Of course, this raises the question: Why aren’t the games played one after the other? Regardless, the next question is: Who gets the watch time? Who receives the views and the resulting premium or ad revenue generated? Will it be split across the four streams, or will only the first clicked stream get the revenue? These are all questions I haven’t found answers to yet.
Otherwise, I can only say that podcasts are being rolled out further. YouTube.com/podcast is now available in the US, but unfortunately not yet in Germany. We’ll just have to accept that.
That’s all for today. Thank you for joining me, and I hope we can discuss fantastic new features next week. Unfortunately, there are no updates yet on the topic of multi-language audio. I’ll have to ask for your patience a little longer; we haven’t implemented it yet. Of course, a video will come as soon as it’s available. Until then, take care and keep going!
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Martin Koytek
Producer of the kw.media YouTube tutorials and point of contact for YouTube consulting, courses and creator support.