Repair-It

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4CS0VLIQe ... e=youtu.be

Most thorough video on YouTube I bet. These guys need more subscribers.

Yeah, I feel like their subscriber level relative to the quality of their work is a little misaligned. Maybe it's because people would rather have shorter reviews that just highlight a few details.

In my opinion, not enough people are consuming Youtube on large screens with proper audio. Youtube video quality (and production content) has been more than sufficient to justify a large screen and movie quality audio system. And I give Youtube full TV viewing time priority (it's all I watch during the week on it).

I don't do a lot of my viewing on the big screen and I almost never watch YouTube on there. I usually use my iPad or even my iPhone to watch stuff on YouTube. I should really take the time to watch on the big screen, however I like the immediacy of the iPhone and iPad when I only have a few uninterrupted minutes to watch.

I think mobile viewing is stunting the growth of channels like Savage Geese.

Depending on your TV Youtube setup, you can usually control the videos from your phone via browser. You can browse and choose the video you want from your phone and just view it on the TV. I am using the native smart TV interface on my 4 year old TV and Windows Phone to do it, so if I can do it, I think anyone else can.

My TV is from 2009 so there are no smart TV features. I can use my Amazon Fire Stick to stream Youtube, but it's still a process.

My TV's are not smart... Most YouTube is watched on a laptop. Is this a survey?

American Masterpiece.

I like where this is going.

Outtake video!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUKWAIdQMng