I'm new to YouTube TV. Watching on my Roku device. Was watching the Giants Packers replay on NFL Network earlier tonight. I paused the game to eat dinner, and after 5-10 minutes, the YouTube TV app closed and Roku went to screensaver. When I reopened the YouTube TV app, the game was nowhere to be found.
This is obviously unacceptable during the NFL season. I am used to DirecTV where I could pause for quite a bit of time.
I'm trying to figure out if this is a YouTube TV app issue, or if I need to find a new streaming device to connect to my TV.
Has anyone had similar problem or success using other steaming devices, like maybe Apple TV??
Thanks!
Thanks! Trying that now.
Is there a screensaver in YouTube TV that kicks in eventually to keep my tv screen from burning in?
Ha. I asked too soon. Thanks!
But you can just hit the record button and then exit the app. It should let you resume whoever you want from where you left off or let you restart.
This is what bugs me about Rokus. I use an Android TV and I can go to the home screen, open other apps, go back to Youtube TV and its still open right where I left off. The new Chromecasts have Android TV I believe and they have a simple remote like the Rokus. Worth considering.
One of the annoying things about YouTube TV is that it's not that easy to see which episodes of which show you were watching and restart where you left off. They only have a few shows in the "resume where you left off" list, after that you're on your own. I wish they'd fix that.
One of the annoying things about YouTube TV is that it's not that easy to see which episodes of which show you were watching and restart where you left off. They only have a few shows in the "resume where you left off" list, after that you're on your own. I wish they'd fix that.
For me it shows a completion bar under the episode that I watched and no bar if I didn’t watch it.
I want to give them full access to television channels while they are in my place but them no ability to have that continue once they are gone and take advantage of it further.