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New YouTube features to help you navigate the streaming boom

YouTube is accelerating new tools and features to help businesses grow in the changing world of viewership and streaming on TV screens.

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Bedtime reminders & other features to help you manage screen time - YouTube Community

Bedtime reminders let you set reminders at specific times to stop watching videos and (you guessed it!) go to bed. You set start and end times in your Settings, including whether or not you want the prompt to interrupt a video or wait until the video is over. You’ll also be able to dismiss or snooze the reminder. This feature is available starting today on Android and iPhone devices and will roll out to all users in the next few days.

Set a bedtime reminder - Android - YouTube Help

The bedtime reminder lets you set specific times when you want to see a reminder to stop watching videos and go to bed. You can have the reminder interrupt your video or wait until the video finishes.

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YouTube test features and experiments - YouTube Community

[June 24 2020] Testing out a way to record multi-segment videos: We’re testing out a new way for creators to easily record multiple clips directly in the YouTube mobile app and upload as one video. If you’re in this experiment, you’ll see an option to ‘create a video’ in the mobile upload flow. Tap or hold the record button to record your first clip, then tap again or release the button to stop recording that clip. Repeat these steps until you’re done capturing footage up to a maximum length of 15 seconds. If you’d like to upload a longer video, you’ll still be able to do so by uploading from your phone gallery instead of recording through the app. We're starting these experiments on mobile (both Android and iOS) with a small group of people while we gather feedback.

YouTube’s latest experiment is a TikTok rival focused on 15-second videos – TechCrunch

YouTube is taking direct aim at TikTok. The company announced on Wednesday it’s beginning to test a new feature on mobile that will allow users to record 15-second long multi-segment videos. That’s the same length as the default on TikTok as well as Instagram’s new TikTok clone, R…

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