I'm in the UK and I cannot see it in the App Store, there's some apps that have You Tube in the title, but these are not by Google.
Try this link http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/youtube/id544007664?mt=8
I'm in the UK and I cannot see it in the App Store, there's some apps that have You Tube in the title, but these are not by Google.
You won't if your only accessing the type of videos you would have accessed via the Apple app.Also accessing You Tube via Safari, I've yet to see an ad.
Well I am happy to report that the new YouTube app does catch links from other applications like the Apple app did before, which was my main concern.
However, there are a number of problems:
- It is a phone app, not universal.
- They are using non-native controls, which means no fullscreen on iPad. (I believe if they were using native controls, it would go fullscreen correctly, rather than just filling the iPhone windowI dont have another app to try this with though)
- There is no support for background playbackprobably due to the non-native player.
- They are using the old iOS 5 share menu. (though there are still in-app controls to send via iMessage at least)
- Navigation is slow, using Sparrow-style panes rather than the iOS-style toolbar at the bottom of the screen to access favourites, history etc. so things that were directly accessible before, now require multiple taps.
To go from watching a video fullscreen to your history now requires you to:
- Pinch to exit fullscreen (note: this does not follow the iOS 6 standard of pausing the video)
- Tap the back button
- Tap the list button
- Tap your username
- Tap history
It is a similar process to access your watch later list, favourites, or playlists. Which, on the iPad version at least, were sitting in the toolbar.- I do not have much experience with the old iPhone app, but on iPad you had Comments/More From /Suggested in the sidebar. In this app, you just have Now Playing/Suggested/Commentsno More from list while playing a video.
- No playlist support. This is the main things the Apple app was missing in my opinion.
everyone praises google because their stupid android apps like youtube that have "tons of features" (that probably 1% uses but whatever) that the old youtube app didn't have... now google makes its own youtube app, nobody likes it, and apple is to blame?
give me a break...
I miss alot of features in the youtube app..... No ipad support and no freaking multitasking anymore. So that means listening to youtube music while multitasking is no more in ios6. I used this alot!
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That's probably because YouTube is for watching videos and background video playing makes no sense. If you want to just listen to music get Spotify.
That's probably because YouTube is for watching videos and background video playing makes no sense. If you want to just listen to music get Spotify.
Seems to me like it would be much easier as a developer to implement the native video player which allows for things like scrubbing, volume control, background audio, fullscreen on iPad, and airplay, than write your own player with non-standard controls and missing features.Jesus, it's a first release.
I use background audio when listening to lectures/talks that dont have/require viewing the slides. (and you can always switch back when they do)That's probably because YouTube is for watching videos and background video playing makes no sense. If you want to just listen to music get Spotify.
.Isnt Spotify a paid service that requires a Facebook account linked to it?
totally wrong, you don't need facebook for it. also there's a free service, as well as a paid service...
Didn't use to always be that way. Glad they changed it.
You need a Facebook account to register for Spotify. If you have an account, just log in below to register. If you don't have a Facebook account, get one by clicking the 'Create an account' link below.
It still seems to need it. When I click Sign Up, I get this message:
Edit: Way down the page in grey-on-white text is an option to create an email address-based account instead.
Didn't use to always be that way. Glad they changed it.