As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, "ambient mode" in the context of YouTube refers to a feature that allows you to turn your compatible smart TV into a digital photo frame or information display when you are not actively watching videos. Ambient mode is designed to make use of your TV screen even when it's not in use for video playback.
Here's how ambient mode typically works on YouTube:
Screensaver or Background Mode: When activated, ambient mode replaces the typical black screen that appears when your TV is turned off or in standby mode. Instead, it displays a visually appealing screensaver or background on your TV screen.
Customizable Content: You can often customize what is displayed in ambient mode. This may include options like displaying a rotating selection of your own photos, artwork, or images from Google Photos. In some cases, you can also choose to display information such as the time, date, weather, news headlines, or other content.
Energy Efficiency: Ambient mode is designed to be energy-efficient, so it doesn't consume as much power as active video playback. It's a way to make use of your TV screen without significantly impacting your electricity bill.
Remote Control: You can typically control ambient mode settings through your TV's remote control or a dedicated app on your mobile device.
Please note that the availability and functionality of ambient mode may vary depending on your TV's brand and model, as well as the software and apps it supports. Additionally, there may have been updates or changes to this feature since my last knowledge update in September 2021, so I recommend checking your TV's user manual or the manufacturer's website for the most current information and instructions on how to use ambient mode with YouTube on your specific TV.
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