Tampa, Florida – As the Super Bowl takes place today, viewers will be able to enjoy a reduced broadcast delay on YouTube TV, providing a smoother and more enjoyable stream. This new feature, initially introduced in November, now offers viewers the option to permanently reduce the delay, resulting in a better game experience. The shorter delay, however, may lead to more frequent playback disruptions, particularly during periods of heavy internet traffic.
To adjust the broadcast delay, users can select the “Broadcast Delay” option in the three-dot menu and choose between “Decreased” or “Default”. The devices supporting this feature include various game consoles, smart TVs, and streaming devices, allowing for a wider accessibility.
According to the company, selecting “Default” is recommended for minimizing playback disruptions, while “Decrease” is better for reducing live spoilers. Viewers can visit Google’s support page for more information on this feature.
Overall, this update aims to enhance the streaming experience for YouTube TV users, particularly during high-profile events such as the Super Bowl. By providing more control over the broadcast delay, viewers can enjoy a more seamless and interactive viewing experience.
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