YouTube go beta for Android now helps you to download motion pictures in your cellphone
NEW DELHI: Google-owned YouTube will currently let users transfer videos through its recently-launched YouTube Go app. The app is available for transfer from the Google Play Store, but is rolling out to restricted users supported early access programme.
YouTube Go allows downloading of videos directly to the smartphone's internal memory or the microSD card for offline viewing. While the app works equally to YouTube's primary app, it prompts users to download videos instead of streaming them on-line.
For now, videos can be downloaded in 2 resolutions - 144p (Basic) and 360p (Standard). Downloading in HD quality isn't accessible however.
The downloaded videos can additionally be shared with alternative users mistreatment Bluetooth. As mentioned in the app listing, YouTube Go requires web access in order to perform a 15kb security check, once the video has been downloaded.
It is worth adding that Google unveiled YouTube come in Sept last year, as part of its 'Made for India' event. The new video-streaming service adds to the company's long term goal of constructing internet accessible to the 'Next Billion' users in Bharat and enhancing the Google expertise for them. YouTube Go is claimed to have been built from the ground-up, keeping Indian users in mind.
At the time of showcasing the app, Google said that YouTube Go app can show trending videos right on the homescreen. The section highlights the most trending or popular videos within the user's geographic area. However, the location services got to be turned on for that.
Google said that YouTube Go was created when a team of engineers associated designers carried an in depth analysis in fifteen cities across Bharat. The app has been designed to be offline-first and can work not simply in low property areas, even when wherever there is no web affiliation.
YouTube Go in India might witness plenty of Indian users flocking towards it due to its data-saving options. Although the company already has options like sensible offline video saving, the new app is likely to penetrate deeper into the Indian market.
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