How To Watch Youtube On TV

How To Watch Youtube On TV

Last updated on March 29th, 2024 at 4:36 pm

Take your YouTube stream to the next level in your living room.

Are you happy with YouTube being a snack-sized place for videos? Or do you want to make it more than that?

If your answer is yes, we know how you can make more out of it and make YouTube a substantial entertainment resource that costs nothing. This post will explain how to find interesting videos on YouTube and watch YouTube on TV.

Note: To watch YouTube on television, you need to have a smart TV.

How to watch YouTube on your TV?

Steps to watch YouTube on TV when using the YouTube app on the smartphone.

To watch YouTube on your TV, follow the steps below:

  1. Launch the YouTube app on your television.
  2. Next, launch the YouTube app on your smartphone.
  3. Tap the three horizontal lines present in the top right corner of your YouTube app > Settings.
  4. Tap Watch on TV. If you pair the television earlier, your TV will start playing YouTube.
  5. If you are pairing the television for the first time, you’ll get a numeric code on the TV, enter it into the app, and link the TV. Once this is done, you can start watching YouTube on television and control the videos on your smartphone.

Steps to use YouTube on your TV when using it on computer

  1. Visit www.youtube.com/pair
  2. Launch the YouTube app on your television.
  3. Enter the code on the TV when you get the message Enter TV code.
  4. That’s it; you are all set. You can now watch any YouTube video on your television and change the video via the remote.

However, if you don’t have a smart TV, then? No worries, we have got you covered. Here, we will discuss how to watch YouTube on TV without a smart TV.

Note: To watch YouTube TV on a non-smart TV, you can use external devices like Chromecast, Amazon Fire Stick, or a gaming console that you can convert into a smart TV.

  1. Download the YouTube app if you don’t have one. You can download the YouTube app from the Store app.
  2. Sign in to the YouTube app > connect it to the same Wi-Fi networks as your TV or gaming console
  3. Once selected, launch the YouTube app and follow on-screen instructions to sign in.
  4. Select Sign in on your TV and log in using your Google account.
  5. Sign in with a web browser (make sure it is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your TV.)
  6. Once you are connected to the same network, head to https://youtube.com/activate and enter the code you see on your TV.
  7. Now, that you are signed in, you are ready to use your smart TV remote control or game controller to select the video. Using the same remote, you can pause or skip videos.

Steps to play YouTube TV using Chromecast

Requirements:

A TV with an HDMI port.

A Google Chromecast.

Wi-Fi in your home. Both your Chromecast and device should be connected to the same network.

  1. Once you have all the requirements fulfilled, set up your Chromecast. For this, plug the Chromecast into an HDMI port and in the power socket.
  2. Get Chromecast online and follow on-screen instructions to see how to use Chromecast.
  3. Launch YouTube app on your phone and start casting YouTube videos.
  4. To cast YouTube from a web browser open Google Chrome on the web browser and head to https://www.youtube.com
  5. Tap the cast icon. When using Google Chrome, click the three dots > select Cast to start scanning.
  6. Select your Chromecast. If Chromecast is not visible, make sure it is connected to the same Wi-Fi.
  7. Now, start watching YouTube videos on TV.

Using these simple steps, you can easily watch YouTube videos on TV. Whether you are using a smart TV or not, it doesn’t matter; the above steps will help play YouTube videos on both a smart TV and a television connected to a streaming device.

Author Bio:

Dinesh Lakhwani

Dinesh Lakhwani, the entrepreneurial brain behind “TechCommuters,” achieved big things in the tech world. He started the company to make smart and user-friendly tech solutions. Thanks to his sharp thinking, focus on quality and the motto of never giving up, TechCommuters became a top player in the industry. His commitment to excellence has propelled the company to a leading position in the industry.

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