YouTube TV provides an easy way to record your favorite shows but lacks a function that automatically records only new episodes. Bummer! This can result in storage concerns and excessive clutter in your DVR library. This blog explains different ways to record only the most recent episodes of your favorite shows on YouTube TV.
However, there are a few solutions you can use:
Here are a few common reasons why new episodes may not be recorded:
This option is not available on YouTube TV; it records both new and old episodes. YouTube TV features an infinite DVR, so there are no capacity or storage limitations. It will indicate when something is "watched," making it simple to keep track of your progression.
Navigate to YouTube TV.
Tap the Add button next to the show, sports team, or event you want to record.
All current and upcoming programs will be recorded and saved in your Library.
If you add a program to your library while an episode is still playing, your recording will begin at the time you added the program.
Click App u0026 Feature Restrictions, then toggle settings on or off to limit apps and functions. View the Screen Time settings for Changing App u0026 Feature Restrictions. Click Preference Restrictions, then toggle options on or off to lock certain settings. View the Screen Time options for Changing Preference Restrictions.
YouTube TV does not have a standard DVR. Instead, it has a feature called "Add to Library" that archives EVERY episode of a given show automatically. There is no limit on how many episodes you can record, but you can watch these recordings for up to nine months after their release.
The Base plan has a device limit of three devices at a time. Although YouTube TV can be loaded on more than ten devices, only three of them can watch simultaneously. You can upgrade to the 4K+ subscription, which would provide you with unlimited streams on your home network if you require more than those three devices.
YouTube TV does not record only new episodes, but it does allow you to easily manage your DVR. Add series to your library, mark watched episodes, manually search for new content, or use third-party tools to have greater control.