June 3, 2009 at 14:35YouTube for HD TVs
Oddly enough, but the YouTube service is becoming increasingly popular as a source of high-quality video in HD-resolution. Already, he is “shipping” to viewers millions of HD-videos daily.
The other day, the YouTube XL interface has been improved , designed for wide screens (assuming navigation from the remote control, without a mouse). Larger controls were added there, so now it’s become convenient to watch video clips on absolutely any wide screen, including HD-TVs.
In addition, a playlist function has been added to YouTube XL, that is, automatic continuous viewing of multiple videos in a list. For example, in a couple of mouse clicks, you can start viewing all the search results for a certain keyword. Why not TV on demand?
viaYouTube Blog
The other day, the YouTube XL interface has been improved , designed for wide screens (assuming navigation from the remote control, without a mouse). Larger controls were added there, so now it’s become convenient to watch video clips on absolutely any wide screen, including HD-TVs.
In addition, a playlist function has been added to YouTube XL, that is, automatic continuous viewing of multiple videos in a list. For example, in a couple of mouse clicks, you can start viewing all the search results for a certain keyword. Why not TV on demand?
viaYouTube Blog