The Google-owned platform is rolling out the batch of features across web, mobile, TVs and YouTube Music starting Tuesday, it said in a blog post. They include the ability to choose playback speeds in 0.05 increments rather than 0.25 and a sleep timer that lets you preset videos to pause automatically (previously tested with Premium members).

YouTube has announced a bunch of new features and improvements for YouTube across all platforms. The company is rolling out a new miniplayer, improved landscape browsing, and a sleep timer on the mobile app.

YouTube on Tuesday added new features to its mobile, web, and TV apps, including granular controls for playback speeds, a redesigned mini-player,

YouTube has announced more than two dozen updates, including “fine-tunable” playback speed, a sleep timer and a more “cinematic feel” for its TV app. The features will gradually roll out over the next few weeks as part of an annual product revamp,

YouTube just announced around two-dozen tweaks and updates to the mobile app, the web player and the TV app. Many of these updates are on the insignificant side, so let’s go over the ones that are likely to change how people use the service.

YouTube is getting a bunch of small but handy new features, like the ability to more finely tune your playback speed, new tools to collaborate on playlists, a sleep timer, and more. For me, a person who has written multiple times about video playback speeds,

Other features on the way include a sleep timer and custom thumbnails that can be created using generative AI The post YouTube to Add Customizable Playback Speeds, Collaborative Playlists in New Update appeared first on TheWrap.

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