YouTube to Display a Popularity Graph for a Video’s Most Replayed Moments


    
    James Martin/CNET
    


    YouTube?revealed some updates to its video player Wednesday, including a graph of the most replayed parts of the video you’re watching that’ll help viewers jump to moments that get the most replays. This was an experiment on?youtube.com/new?for YouTube’s paying Premium subscribers, and the company is making it available to all viewers watching on desktop or in its mobile apps.?
    
    YouTube’s new popularity graph feature indicates the most replayed portions of a video.?
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    YouTube is also letting creators put an individual video on endless repeat, a feature called single loop, and it’s introducing auto-generating video chapters while also making video chapters available to be viewed across more devices than the Smart TVs and gaming consoles where they work now. An experiment YouTube ran in May 2020 found that for videos with creator-made chapter info, displaying chapters in the player increased average watch time, the company said.?
    And viewers watching YouTube in full screen on its app will see a new panel displaying information about the video, like video description, video chapters and comments, as well as quick action buttons to like, dislike, comment, share or add a video to a playlist.?
    YouTube is the world’s biggest online video source, with more than?2 billion monthly users.?
    


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