YouTube for Apple TV
At the fifth D: All Things Digital event, Steve Jobs revealed a software upgrade to the Apple TV that would allow customers to access YouTube’s thousands of clips through a wireless internet collection. You would not access the clips directly from YouTube, instead a team would host the videos in an Apple TV format, available for anyone to view. Users will be able to log in to their YouTube accounts, add favorites and use other features of the popular video-sharing site.
The video quality will be exactly the same as the ones on YouTube’s site which means the videos through an HDTV will be similar as to on your computer. There is a quality issue when watching very low quality content on a TV or display with a high resolution. Though, as Steve mentioned, people are finding ways to upload better content everyday. The update will be available in mid-June with only selected clips (i.e. Featured videos), with the whole YouTube library being available in the fall.
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Completely proprietary company (Appl) partners with the most liberal of them all (YT)… I never thought I’d see this happen!
I wonder how much Apple is paying YouTube for this deal… if anything!?
on June 1, 2007 at 06:55 PM - LINKI doubt YouTube/Google is getting anything, though perhaps they’ll be running some sort of video ads before the video.
on June 2, 2007 at 01:44 AM - LINK