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I've been covering YouTube TV's multi-view feature from the start so I thought this is
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an update that I owed you and it's a pretty big one. Let me show you
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I'm on the YouTube TV home screen and I'm going to start by selecting a game that I want to watch
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Then I'll scroll down and select watch in multi-view. Notice anything different here
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Well now for select programming you can build a multi-view instead of scrolling through YouTube
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TV's often long list of pre-selected combos. Watch here. I'll click build a multi-view and
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preview the games that I can add to my multi-view. Now at the time I'm recording this video build a
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multi-view is only for NBA League Pass and NCAA Basketball. YouTube TV says it's going to gradually
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expand it to other live sports in the coming months. Build a multi-view is not the complete
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customization that a lot of people who've watched my previous videos have been asking for. You
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cannot select from any channel in YouTube TV's lineup but build a multi-view does improve the
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user experience since you're not scrolling through a long list of pre-selected multi-views. More
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details now. You can find multi-view in several other places within the YouTube TV app and that's
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when you're watching from a TV set. When a lot of games are airing live I usually see multi-view
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in the top picks for you section that's right at the top of the home screen. Then further down the
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home screen there's also the watch in multi-view section. This includes pre-selected streams for
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mainly sports but also cable news, weather, and business channels. When you're scrolling through
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YouTube TV's live guide and select a game you may also see the option to watch in multi-view
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Here it is. You see it on this panel on the right side of the screen. Multi-view lets you watch
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between two and four live streams on a single screen and once in multi-view you can adjust the
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audio. See that white border? Well that's the live stream you're going to hear audio from and you can
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just use the directional pad on your remote to change the audio sources. To go full screen with
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one live stream select okay on your remote. The live feed with that white border around it it'll
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be taken full and then you can always just return to multi-view by clicking back on your remote
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Watch this. While in multi-view I click the down arrow on my remote and there are these additional
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options and settings. This includes the ability to turn on captions for one or more of the multi-view
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sources. This settings menu is also a quick place for you to change your multi-view without having
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to retrace all of your steps. And finally once you're ready to exit multi-view altogether click
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back on your remote and you'll be taken to where you started. In my case that's the home screen
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These changes to multi-view come as YouTube TV is rolling out updates to improve picture quality
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Also a setting to decrease the broadcast TV delay and now when you're watching TV you can return to
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the last channel just press and hold select or okay on your remote. Give this video a like if
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you found it helpful. My name is Michael and I thank you for watching
