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`FXPAL Blog » Blog Archive » Lean back with YouTube and Android
`10/18/21, 5:54 PM
`The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20111106221315/http://palblog.fxpal.com/?p=4953
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`Lean back with YouTube and Android
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`Thursday, November 11th, 2010 by Surendar Chandra
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`Google just released a YouTube remote control app that allows one to seamlessly continue watching a YouTube
`video from the Android phone to the YouTube Leanback system (and back). Leanback provides a relaxing way to access
`YouTube contents on a large screen such as on a Google TV or on a desktop screen. Leanback continually picks videos from your feed,
`including your video subscriptions, video rentals and related videos. The system is designed for minimal user interaction.
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`The new remote control app behaves like a YouTube player until it detects that the user had also logged into the
`same YouTube account from a Leanback player (browser or Google TV). At this point, it transfers video
`playback to the Leanback system and starts behaving like a Leanback remote control. The remote allows one to
`perform the usual Leanback functions: pause and continue video playback, fast forward and rewind, as well as
`skip to the next or previous video from the feed. When the user logs out of the Leanback system, video playback
`is transferred back to the remote. Overall, the system behaves as expected. The controls were far more
`responsive than the YouTube video playback system itself.
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`More interestingly, the system lets you search for new videos on the Android remote and schedule them for
`playback on the Leanback system. Under certain circumstances, this juke box functionality is far more useful
`than the iPhone remote app style of immediate control of video playback on iTunes/Apple TV. Perhaps one can
`even use the remote app during a Leanback based video demonstration: presenters can dynamically choose and
`schedule the next demo video based on the audience reaction.
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`The system even works when the user logs into multiple Leanback browsers; remote control operations are
`seamlessly sent to all the browsers. However, there is apparently no feedback on the playback location from the
`browser back to the remote. So, any video browser that lags in playback will continue to respond to remote
`control commands, albeit at different points of the video. The ability to control multiple browsers is useful in the
`video demonstration scenario. For example, a presenter might see videos on a laptop, while also showing them
`on a nearby Google TV.
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`In a Google TV scenario, one missing feature is a social video selection feature similar to iTunes DJ with the
`iTunes Remote app. In the iTunes scenario, any local user (within the same link local multicast domain – Apple
`uses Zeroconf for location) using an iPhone/iPod/iPad can request a song/video for playback while the iTunes is
`playing in the DJ mode. The system sorts the playback order based on the number of votes. However, we suspect
`that the wide area nature of the Leanback system prevents Google from naturally selecting “local” users who
`could be allowed to control the feed.
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