What is the difference between YouTube and YouTube TV?

They offer different services that cater to different interests. YouTube Premium, formerly known as YouTube Red, adds to your everyday YouTube experience, while YouTube TV is a dedicated live TV streaming service.

Are YouTube TV and YouTube the same thing?

YouTube TV now boasts more than 85 channels, including the four major national broadcasters — ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox. (Like all streaming services, what's actually available where you live may vary a tad.) Despite the name, YouTube TV is not a part of YouTube; Google operates them as separate entities.

Does YouTube TV include free YouTube?

What's the difference between YouTube TV and YouTube Premium? YouTube TV is a live TV streaming service with major broadcast and popular cable networks. YouTube Premium, gives you YouTube and YouTube Music ad-free, offline, and in the background. YouTube Premium isn't included in your YouTube TV membership.

Is YouTube TV free with?

YouTube TV costs $64.99/month for 1 membership with up to 6 accounts. Memberships include your local CBS, and FOX streams regional sports networks, and more. Also included: free unlimited cloud DVR storage space. No hidden fees, equipment rentals, or installation appointments required.

Why is YouTube TV so expensive?

Mohan reiterated that the price increases for YouTube TV are due to adding channels but stressed that the additions were driven by user demand. “Users have asked for that content to be explicitly added to the bundle as it exists on YouTube TV. So that's what you've seen there,” he said.

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Is YouTube TV worth the money?

The Bottom Line

YouTube TV offers excellent channel variety, top-notch DVR features, and great performance. The service is a terrific choice for cord cutters who want to replicate the cable TV experience, provided you're willing to pay its high monthly costs. PCMag editors select and review products independently.

What channels are missing from YouTube TV?

UPDATE: YouTube TV and Disney have reached a new carriage deal and YouTube TV has begun restoring Disney channels including ESPN to its service. The virtual MVPD said it will still give subscribers a one-time $15 credit.

Can YouTube TV replace cable?

YouTube TV can make a great replacement for cable, especially if you watch live TV and don't spend much time on premium channels. Pay attention to what works best for you, and compare the options.

Which is better Hulu or YouTube TV?

If your main interest is live TV, YouTube TV has more channels. More than that, it gives you unlimited DVR storage space at no extra cost. With Hulu, you'd have to pay an extra $9.99 a month for more DVR space, and you'd still be getting fewer channels for more money.

How much is YouTube TV a month?

Youtube TV costs $65 per month. If you're a fan of sports, lifestyle, and broadcast channels, 85 channels at that price is a huge win for everyone in the family—especially if you're the one paying the bill. YouTube TV was named our second pick (behind fuboTV) when it came to live TV streaming services.

Do you need a smart TV for YouTube TV?

You don't need a smart TV to use Chromecast—you can simply plug a small device into an HDMI port on your TV and "cast" YouTube from your phone, tablet, or computer. To use a Chromecast, you'll need: A TV with an available HDMI port.

How do I get YouTube on my TV for free?

The process of signing up for a YouTube TV free trial is pretty straightforward. To sign up through your desktop or mobile browser, head over to the YouTube TV homepage and click on the Try It Free button. Choose the Google account you want to use and submit your zip code. Next, click on Start Free Trial at the prompt.

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What is included in YouTube TV subscription?

What equipment do I need to get YouTube TV?

Watch on your TV-no cable box needed

YouTube TV works with streaming media players including Google Chromecast, Apple TV, Fire TV, and Roku players & TVs. There are also YouTube TV apps for smart TVs and game consoles. Kiss that dusty cable box goodbye.

Is Netflix included in YouTube TV?

YouTube TV includes channels like ESPN, NFL Netflix and Fox Sports channels. And it also has a Sports Plus premium add-on.

Is there anything better than YouTube TV?

Hulu With Live TV also has a couple of advantages over every other competitor. First is the Hulu on-demand catalog. You'll have access to thousands of shows and movies as part of your subscription. (Yes, you technically can get Hulu With Live TV without access to the on-demand library, but the savings is minimal.)

Can you share YouTube TV in different houses?

Location requirements work the same if you're sharing your YouTube TV membership with a family group. The family manager sets the home area, and each family member must primarily live in the same household. Family group members need to periodically use YouTube TV in your home location to keep access.

Did YouTube TV drop ABC and ESPN?

YouTube TV's blackout of ESPN, ABC and other Walt Disney Co. -owned channels ended Sunday when the two media giants reached a deal on a new distribution agreement. Nearly 4 million YouTube TV subscribers nationwide were affected.

Can you skip commercials on YouTube TV?

Can you skip commercials on YouTube TV? YouTube TV's DVR allows users to skip ads on NBC, FOX, and others.

What is the difference between YouTube TV and YouTube Premium?

Basically, YouTube Premium (formerly called YouTube Red) is a paid subscription that improves the regular YouTube experience and bundles YouTube Music Premium, while YouTube TV is a live TV streaming service.

Will YouTube TV add channels?

Along with YouTube TV's April 2019 price hike, the streaming service added 10 new channels including Discovery Channel, HGTV, Food Network, TLC, Investigation Discovery, Animal Planet, Travel Channel, and MotorTrend.

Will YouTube TV get lifetime?

Lifetime programming is not currently available on YouTube TV. To watch Lifetime, you can sign up for service with any of the following providers: Local Cable: Xfinity, Cox, Spectrum, Verizon Fios or your local cable provider. Satellite: Dish and DIRECTV.