I have a YouTube on Premiere question.

[BlackBetty]

Can you subscribe to Youtube users so you can see all of their recent uploads?

I would like to be able to see videos of my nephew that are uploaded on youtube.

What would be awesome is a folder in your now playing menu that autopopulates with video's from that youtube user.

[BlackBetty]

Anyone?

[Mike-Mike]

i just noticed your name and avatar.... funny in an inappropriate way

[vansmack]

I'm not sitting in front of my Premiere at the moment so I can't test this, but since no one has gotten back to you, here's what I would try (if you don't have one, I'll try when I get back home on Sat).

There is a sign in page on the TiVo youtube menu. Signing in there with a youtube account should give you access to your nephews new videos. In other words, create a youtube account, subscribe to whomever posts videos of your nephews youtube account, and then sign in to your youtube account from your TiVo. I'm not sure you can subscribe to a users account from a TiVo, but you can from www.youtube.com.

I'm sure someone out there can try to verify this before I get back home...

[aaronwt]

Can you subscribe to Youtube users so you can see all of their recent uploads?

I would like to be able to see videos of my nephew that are uploaded on youtube.

What would be awesome is a folder in your now playing menu that autopopulates with video's from that youtube user.

I just looked at YouTube on the Premiere. It does have a subscribe button.

Of course you also need to be logged in to your YouTube account. And your favorites and subscriptions previously setup online will show up too.

[nrc]

I use this on the S3 and it works very well. Logging in can be a bit of a pain but it remembers your login for a while.

One caveat is that content can be marked as being for computer viewers only and Youtube knows not to display it on TiVo. For example, if you subscribe to the BBC feed none of their content shows up on TiVo.