What Is YouTube’s ‘Most Replayed’ Feature & Where Can You Find It?

What Is YouTube’s ‘Most Replayed’ Feature & Where Can You Find It?

To find the most replayed parts of a video, users will need to start seeking using the red progress bar at the bottom of the video. This will display the graph which will tell users which parts of the video have been played back most often. As explained by Google, the areas where the graph is high have been replayed the most. Viewers can use the graph to get an idea about which areas of the video might have important content, and jump to those areas directly. Considering the feature is available on both mobiles and desktop, users can access the feature irrespective of the platform.
Along with Most Replayed, YouTube also recently rolled out support for video chapters to smart TVs and gaming consoles. The feature was first announced back in 2020 and allows viewers to easily jump forward to a particular section of a video. The feature can be automatically generated in videos and has been added to around 20 million videos to date. Another new feature YouTube recently rolled out is Single Loop, allowing users to play any video on an endless loop.

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What Is YouTube’s ‘Most Replayed’ Feature & Where Can You Find It?

To find the most replayed parts of a video, users will need to start seeking using the red progress bar at the bottom of the video. This will display the graph which will tell users which parts of the video have been played back most often. As explained by Google, the areas where the graph is high have been replayed the most. Viewers can use the graph to get an idea about which areas of the video might have important content, and jump to those areas directly. Considering the feature is available on both mobiles and desktop, users can access the feature irrespective of the platform.
Along with Most Replayed, YouTube also recently rolled out support for video chapters to smart TVs and gaming consoles. The feature was first announced back in 2020 and allows viewers to easily jump forward to a particular section of a video. The feature can be automatically generated in videos and has been added to around 20 million videos to date. Another new feature YouTube recently rolled out is Single Loop, allowing users to play any video on an endless loop.

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