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How to Use YouTube TV on Demand

By Matthew Lynch
June 9, 2023
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YouTube TV is a live TV streaming service that allows users to watch their favorite channels and shows. In addition to live TV, YouTube TV also offers on-demand content. In this article, we will discuss how to use YouTube TV on demand.

Step 1: Sign Up for YouTube TV

To use YouTube TV on demand, you will need to sign up for the service. You can sign up for YouTube TV on the YouTube TV website. Currently, YouTube TV costs $64.99 per month and includes access to more than 85 live TV channels.

Step 2: Navigate to the On-Demand Library

Once you have signed up for YouTube TV, navigate to the on-demand library. To do this, go to the home screen of the YouTube TV app or website and click on the “Library” tab. You can also search for specific shows or movies directly in the YouTube TV search bar.

Step 3: Select a Show or Movie

Once you have navigated to the on-demand library, you can select the show or movie you want to watch. You can browse the library by genre, recently added, or popular. You can also search for specific shows or movies directly in the YouTube TV search bar.

Step 4: Choose an Episode or Movie

Once you have found the show or movie you want to watch, select the specific episode or movie. You can view more information about the episode or movie by clicking on it, such as a brief summary, the cast and crew, and the release date.

Step 5: Start Watching

Once you have selected the episode or movie, you can start watching it immediately. YouTube TV on demand supports pause, rewind, and fast-forward features, so you can easily skip to your favorite parts.

Step 6: Save Shows and Movies

You can also save shows and movies to your YouTube TV library, so you can easily access them later. To do this, simply click on the “+” icon next to the show or movie you want to save.

In conclusion, YouTube TV on demand is a great way to catch up on your favorite shows and movies. With its easy-to-use interface and vast library of on-demand content, YouTube TV is a must-have for anyone who loves TV. By following these simple steps, you can start enjoying YouTube TV on demand today.

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