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Home›Tech Advice›You can watch YouTube TV from any screen. How to get started

You can watch YouTube TV from any screen. How to get started

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2023
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YouTube TV has become increasingly popular as a convenient way to watch live television, movies, and shows. The best part? It’s accessible on any screen. This article will guide you on how to get started with YouTube TV, so you can enjoy your favorite content no matter where you are or what device you’re using.

1. Sign up for a YouTube TV account

To begin, you’ll need to sign up for a YouTube TV account. Head over to the official YouTube TV website (https://tv.youtube.com) and click on the “Try it Free” button. Choose your Google account, enter your zip code, and select the plan that best suits your needs. After entering your payment information, your free trial will begin.

2. Download the YouTube TV app

Now that you have an account, download the YouTube TV app on any compatible device such as smartphones, tablets, computers, or smart TVs. You can find the app in the Google Play Store or Apple App Store for mobile devices and easily install it on streaming devices like Roku, Amazon Fire TV Stick, or Apple TV.

3. Log in to your account

Once you have the app downloaded on your preferred device, open it and sign in with the Google account you used during sign-up. If prompted, enter the activation code displayed on your screen by visiting https://tv.youtube.com/activate via a web browser.

4. Customize your channel lineup

YouTube TV provides access to numerous channels ranging from local networks to popular cable channels like ESPN, CNN, and HGTV. Visit the “Live” tab within the app to see all available channels and add them to your favorites for easy access.

5. Stream on multiple devices simultaneously

One of the great features of YouTube TV is its ability to support multiple streams at once. Depending on your subscription plan, you can watch on up to three devices simultaneously, allowing family members or roommates to enjoy their favorite shows and movies.

6. Make use of the unlimited Cloud DVR

YouTube TV offers an unlimited Cloud DVR feature, allowing you to record your favorite shows, movies, and events without worrying about storage limitations. Recordings are saved for nine months, giving you ample time to catch up on content you may have missed.

Conclusion

Getting started with YouTube TV is as simple as signing up for an account, downloading the app on your preferred device, and customizing your channel lineup. With a vast selection of channels and the ability to stream on multiple devices, YouTube TV is transforming the way we access and enjoy television content. So grab your device, relax, and start watching!

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