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Like many of its contemporaries, YouTube Music will soon be adding podcasts to its library of audio and video content. YouTube's head of podcasting, Kai Chuk, confirmed to The Verge that the feature is arriving "in the near future." Podcasts will be available to all users, free or Premium, and free tiers will get the usual ad-supported playback with background audio support. Audio-first shows will also get a special podcast badge to highlight them. “If someone wants to watch a podcast, we have a solution,” Chuk said. “If someone wants to listen to a podcast only, we should have a great experience for that as well.” YouTube currently isn't looking at adding exclusive shows or licensed originals. Instead, it claims to focus on its creators and YouTube users. Source

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A new 1080p Premium tier has shown up for some users With ad tracking facing intense scrutiny in courts around the globe, tech companies are looking to subscription models as a way to make up for lost revenue. Twitter has recently tried multiple different schemes to get users to pay for things that used to be free, and though Google already offers a YouTube Premium subscription, features it has tested lately suggest the company could be moving some free functionality behind a paywall to make its Premium service more enticing. One user on Reddit has spotted a new 1080p Premium video quality setting with “Enhanced bitrate” (via This Is Tech Today). On the surface, this may sound like an innocuous way to brand full HD videos with higher-than-normal frame rates, but there’s reason to believe YouTube could be testing the waters on blocking free users from accessing 1080p videos in 60 or 120Hz. You'll notice that Premium is capitalized, which could easily be a reference to YouTube Premium being required to access this video quality option. This is incredibly similar to the phrasing used during another test in October where YouTube tipped its hand a little more: the 2160p60 setting

The cost of living crisis is set to continue over the coming months as energy bills continue to rise along with continued increases to everyday items in supermarkets and fluctuating prices at petrol pumps. In an effort to boost household income, new research shows that online searches for ‘side hustles’ increased by 50 per cent last year. The research by TollFreeForwarding.com suggests that more people than ever are looking to gain extra income outside of their full-time job, and this is forecast to rise by an incredible 441 per cent over the next five years. The company has shared the top five game-changing side hustles that are expected to be the most sought-after, and most well-paid, online. The top earner, of up to £5,000, takes TikTok interaction and engagement expectations to the next level which is no surprise as social media platforms have changed the way we live our lives with almost 4.6 billion users worldwide. Since 2004, social media has been growing exponentially and experts say it hasn’t reached the peak of its popularity yet. There’s no denying that social media platforms are now a major source of news and information, but that’s not all. Social media platforms are

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Amid the Covid pandemic when schools went online, Ankit Singh, then a 13-year-old student of Shastri Nagar Mumbai Public School (MPS) in Santacruz, created a YouTube Channel on gaming tutorials. Three years on, after crossing 342K subscribers, his channel Ankit Gamerz has won the teenager, the son of a watchman, the YouTube Creator Award – a play button awarded by the service to recognise its most popular channels. As the BMC School Education department felicitated him for the achievement on Tuesday, Ankit, now 16, was happily taken aback to see his teachers congratulating him. “I have mostly been at the receiving end (of scoldings) for being on the phone. My parents would take the phone away from me. I would have to wait until late in the night to play and upload videos,” said Ankit. However, he does not want to blame his parents for forbidding him. “I will not blame them. Which school or parent would not want the child to focus on studies? My neighbours are more than happy for me but my parents are still firm on their stand, asking me to focus on studies and pursue my YouTube channel only during free time,” he said. Ankit

US NewsAgenciesSynopsisThere are ample ways of converting YouTube videos to MP3 files, including Dirpy, Motionbox's YouTube to MP3, AceThinker, and 4K YouTube to MP3.The Feed Last Updated: Feb 21, 2023, 01:42 AM ISTFont SizeAbcSmallAbcNormalAbcLargeYouTube is something which unites most internet users. But, have you ever thought of making the audio available offline? YouTube Music is there, but it comes at a price. There are websites and software that can remove music tracks from YouTube videos and convert them into MP3 files, which you can download to the device and listen to, making them available offline. Rather than emphasizing more on this matter, let’s jump onto the ways which can help you make a YouTube video available offline as an MP3 file. DirpyLaunch Dirpy websitePaste the YouTube video link into the search field and look for the Dirpy button and click on itOn the right-hand side, under the Record Audio section, select mp3 as the format and choose the highest quality setting, which is 320 kbps. Then, click on the Record Audio button, and a prompt will appear asking you to save the MP3 file to your computer.Motionbox’s YouTube to MP3Go to Motionbox's YouTube to MP3 website Make sure to set

Google-owned video-sharing platform YouTube has quietly launched its new "feature experiment" to test its new tools for podcasts. From uploading to displaying analytical data, the new tools that YouTube is rolling out cover everything a creator would need to launch podcasts on the platform, reports 9To5Google. According to the company, users included in the test will see the option to post a podcast under the "create" button, which currently offers the options to upload a video, create a text post and start a livestream. Creators would also be able to access podcasts from the content menu's new "Podcasts tab." Moreover, existing playlists will also be able to be set as podcasts using a new option in the three-dots menu. The company mentioned that a "small number" of creators will see the changes, but only on desktop, the report said. Meanwhile, earlier this month, the video streaming platform had released the "Go Live Together" feature for creators to co-livestream and invite a guest on phone. --IANS aj/svn/(Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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