Windows 10: On video players Youtube my colours have shifted to the right,

Hexiboi · Jan 20, 2023

my model is a Nitro AN515-57 and i cant fix it even when listening to whats online

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Brink · Jan 20, 2023

YouTube Video Player Updates

Hi everyone! We want to make it easy for you to find content that you’re most interested in watching, so today we’re launching a graph that you can use to watch the most replayed parts of a video. We also have some other handy features that we want to make sure you know about, so we’ll recap those here too. Try them out and let us know what you think in the comments below!

Easily watch the most replayed parts of a video: while seeking, you’ll see a graph showing you the most frequently Video progress bar - YouTube Help of the video. If the graph is high, then that part of the video has been replayed often. You can use the graph to quickly find and watch those moments. Note: you may have tested this as part of an experiment, and now we’re excited to bring the feature to viewers on desktop and mobile today!

Most replayed parts of a video

Get to a specific section with video chapters (including new auto-generated chapters), now on Smart TVs and gaming consoles: Video Chapters - YouTube Help, which launched in May 2020, break up videos into sections, allowing you to jump forward to a specific section of a video, easily rewatch just that portion, and more. So far, video chapters have been added to 20 million videos, and we’re excited that they can now be auto-generated and viewed across more devices.

✨ Tips for Creators✨ If you’re a creator, consider Video Chapters - YouTube Help, especially longer videos. Our experiment data from May 2020 shows that, for videos where creators added chapter information, displaying chapters in the player increases the average watchtime of these videos.

Put an individual video on endless repeat with Single Loop: you can now use the single loop feature to keep one video playing for as long as you want! Learn more about Loop videos or playlists on YouTube - Computer - YouTube Help in our Help Center.

Loop video

Skip to the parts of videos that you’re most interested in watching: Soon we’ll be testing a new and easier way for you to seek to the exact moment in a video that you want to watch. If you’re a Premium member, keep an eye out for this on Labs-Seite für YouTube. In the meantime, you can still long press anywhere on the player to start seeking, or double tap with 2 fingers to skip between video chapters -- getting right to the specific part of the video that you’re eager to watch!

Teaser: New experimental feature we’re testing soon on youtube.com/new

Use new full screen mode features in the YouTube app: when you’re watching in full screen on the app, a new panel will display information about the video such as video description, video chapters, comments, etc. We’ve also added new quick action buttons, so you can like, dislike, comment, share, or add a video to a playlist -- directly from full screen mode!

Quick action buttons while in full screen

We hope these updates make it easier for you to discover and watch your favorite parts of a video and look forward to hearing what you think.

-Meaghan, TeamYouTube
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Source: YouTube Video Player Updates: Most Replayed, Video Chapters, Single Loop & More - YouTube Community

Brink · Jan 20, 2023

New way to swipe between YouTube videos on iOS

Rolling out this week: There’s a new way to navigate between YouTube videos on iOS – you can now swipe to the next or previous video. To use this feature on your iOS device (6S and higher), just make sure you’re using the most Update the YouTube and YouTube Studio app - iPhone & iPad - YouTube Help of the YouTube app. While this is available first on iOS, we have plans to bring this feature to Android!

How it works: While a video is playing or paused, just swipe anywhere on the YouTube video player to navigate between videos. This works in both portrait and full screen.

Swipe to the next video: swiping your finger to the left (from right to left on the video player) takes you to the next suggested video, or the next video in the playlist you’re watching.

Swipe to the previous video: swiping your finger to the right (from left to right on the video player) takes you to the previous video you watched, or the previous video in the playlist you’re watching.

Video sneak peek: if you make a partial swipe (dragging the video partially left or right, without fully swiping to the next or previous video) you’ll see a sneak peek of the next or previous video. The current video you’re watching will continue to play with audio.

You can also still tap on the video player to see all of the player controls, or pause a video and the player controls will show up.

We love to hear your feedback, so feel free to leave comments below! You can alsohttps://support.google.com/youtube/answer/4347644?vid=0-863226027016-1526582854302 directly from the YouTube app at any time by tapping your Account icon and then the “Send Feedback” button.
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Source: Announcement: New way to swipe between videos on iOS (6S and above) - YouTube Community

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Brink · Jan 20, 2023

New way to swipe between YouTube videos on iOS

Rolling out this week: There’s a new way to navigate between YouTube videos on iOS – you can now swipe to the next or previous video. To use this feature on your iOS device (6S and higher), just make sure you’re using the most Update the YouTube and YouTube Studio app - iPhone & iPad - YouTube Help of the YouTube app. While this is available first on iOS, we have plans to bring this feature to Android!

How it works: While a video is playing or paused, just swipe anywhere on the YouTube video player to navigate between videos. This works in both portrait and full screen.

Swipe to the next video: swiping your finger to the left (from right to left on the video player) takes you to the next suggested video, or the next video in the playlist you’re watching.

Swipe to the previous video: swiping your finger to the right (from left to right on the video player) takes you to the previous video you watched, or the previous video in the playlist you’re watching.

Video sneak peek: if you make a partial swipe (dragging the video partially left or right, without fully swiping to the next or previous video) you’ll see a sneak peek of the next or previous video. The current video you’re watching will continue to play with audio.

You can also still tap on the video player to see all of the player controls, or pause a video and the player controls will show up.

We love to hear your feedback, so feel free to leave comments below! You can alsohttps://support.google.com/youtube/answer/4347644?vid=0-863226027016-1526582854302 directly from the YouTube app at any time by tapping your Account icon and then the “Send Feedback” button.
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Source: Announcement: New way to swipe between videos on iOS (6S and above) - YouTube Community

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