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The outage comes the same day YouTube TV announced that it now supports 5.1 surround sound on Apple TV, though there’s no indication of any correlation. A playback error seen on YouTube TV about 7 p.m.

Others went blank before a playback error appeared on screen. We were able to view some channels - including local broadcast affiliates. It also appeared that not every channel on YouTube TV was affected. and protect playback of content on any consumer device.” In other words, exactly the sort of thing a streaming service would need - and also the sort of thing that could single-handedly take down an entirely streaming service.

According to its website, Widevine “provides the capability to license, securely distribute. DownDetector, which tracks user reports of website outages, showed a large spike of YouTube outages early Tuesday evening.Ī post on on the status page of competing service Philo (as spotted on Reddit), which also appears to be affected, points toward an outage in Google’s Widevine DRM service that started about 6 p.m. The Team YouTube Twitter account noted that it’s “working on a fix,” which could mean that service will be restored sooner rather than later. If you’re having trouble watching rn, we’re currently having some ~technical issues~ BUT we’re working on a fix!! stay tuned 📺 YouTube TV acknowledged the outage on Twitter. The culprit appeared to be some sort of licensing error across multiple devices, and we started to see channels return around 7:25 p.m.

But choose a show and you’d get nothing but a blank screen. The service, which sports more than 5 million subscribers, was coming up empty for many as of 6 p.m. is having some major hiccups early Tuesday evening. YouTube TV - the most popular livestreaming service in the U.S. It should be interesting to see exactly what kind of events happen here, and exactly what YouTube does with them. The nice thing about YouTube Theater is its size, which is half to a third as large as the biggest venues, that keeps things somewhat intimate. Southern California is blessed with many great performance spaces already, including The Forum (which has been remodeled especially as a concert space) right down the street. YouTube is also expected to soon announce its inaugural “artist residency” for the space, which supposedly will feature “one of today’s most popular music groups.” The venue officially opens on September 3 with the Hollywood Black Comedy Festival. All the basic infrastructure for live-streaming is built-in “so performers can live-stream their events to billions of YouTube viewers around the world.” You’d expect live-streaming to be a must for a YouTube venue and it’s certainly included here. Both utilize motion-sensor technology so fans can interact with the screens, and it can be programmed with content related to events.”

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Seating is scalable from 3,500 to the full 6,000, which is a nice size for any performance.Īccording to the company, “Its unique features focus on interactivity, including a large-scale digital YouTube icon outside the venue and a digital wall inside. The new venue features state-of-the-art sound and lighting, private club areas and premium amenities in the hopes of attracting a wide range of events from conferences, to award shows, to eSport events, to live performances. YouTube Theater was built from the ground up in a 10-year partnership with Hollywood Park, which is a nearly 300-acre sports and entertainment destination on the site of a former racetrack. That’s exactly what YouTube has done with its new 6,000 seat YouTube Theater in Inglewood, California. What do you do after you become one of the largest online tech companies in the world? You open traditional physical performance space. Guest post by Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0

LOS ANGELES ( Hypebot) - In what might seem like a surprising move for an online tech company, YouTube is opening 6,000 seat YouTube Theater in Inglewood, CA, in partnership with Hollywood Park.

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