YouTube has rolled out the new Premium feature for subscribers in Shorts that many users already use when watching long-form content. The new features include the Picture-in-picture for Shorts, Jump ahead to reach key moments, and smart downloads for offline viewing.
Today I am explaining to you YouTube Premium’s new feature for Shorts. You must read this post till the end to learn more about the new Jump ahead button, smart downloads, and PIP for shorts feature.
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YouTube Premium New features
The new Jump Ahead button allows subscribers to skip to the best parts of a video by tapping on this button. This feature usages Google’s machine learning and viewers’ data to determine the key moment of the video. Currently, it is only available in the US for Android users.
The picture-in-picture mode is the existing feature that allows users to watch the current video in a small floating window, available for long-form content. But now the pip mode is available for YouTube Shorts to watch Shorts while using other apps or messaging. Unfortunately, the way to scroll to other shorts is unavailable but will soon be available for users.
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YouTube Smart Downloads feature will automatically download and add recommended videos to your library to watch offline. It also works the same for short content.
YouTube has also improved the high-quality viewing experience for users. They can consume the content in 4K video quality on phones, tablets, TVs, and the Web, and 8K quality on TVs, VR headsets, and the Web.
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Google is also introducing a new experimental feature to YouTube that can summarize comments and an AI Chatbot that can answer questions and suggest related content without interrupting your video.
You have to tap on the “Ask” option beneath select videos. These two features are rolling out to Premium users in the US and will soon be rolling out in other countries.
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