New Feature and Channel for YouTube TV



YouTube TV Adds The Weather Channel and a New Sort Feature for your Favorite Channels



With their Cloud DVR already better than rivals, and the addition of The Weather Channel and a new "Most Watched" sort feature, YouTube TV is now even better!

New Weather Channel and Sort Feature for YouTube TV


It's amazing how sometimes the little things can have a big impact. And YouTube just added a Sort by "Most Watched" feature that makes their live TV streaming channel even better.

Now YouTube TV users can sort through channels by the ones they use the most. They already had a custom channel feature which let users arrange the channels they typically use in any order they like. But setting this up was tedious.

But now with just a click users can view their channels by the ones "Most Watched." They also added an A-Z and Z-A sort feature as well. This helps if you quickly want to locate a channel.

Sorting channels Live TV now brings it into alignment with how their cloud DVR works. Which means an easier, more consistent user experience, which should lead to more overall satisfaction and user retention.

This new feature is already working on Android, Google TV and on their website. Other media players like Roku and Apple TV will eventually be updated to have these features addes as well.




YouTube Live TV Adds The Weather Channel


Partnering with Allen Media Group (AMG), The Weather Channel and a few others from their network. It will be added to YouTube's live TV streaming channel a little later in 2022.

About The Weather Channel

The Weather Channel is the World's Most Accurate Forecaster. With extreme weather on the rise, prepare yourself for storms, snow, & wildfires. Track daily forecasts and receive live radar updates, storm alerts, & local precipitation updates. Our live Doppler radar maps, storm watch, and rain trackers plus more.



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