Facebook’s video app for Apple TV is out now

As we know Facebook currently rolled outs its vowed video app for Apple TV, which the company calls ‘a new way to enjoy Facebook videos on a huge screen’. After spending some short time with the app, it feels like this could be huge for users who want to strip out everything but videos from their Facebook feed. If you’re new to Apple TV then you can take Apple TV Setup steps by contacting professionals.

Facebook for Apple TV is simply known as ‘Facebook Video’ in the App Store of Apple TV. Similar to other TV apps, you can fill up the credentials from your mobile device. In the case of Facebook Video, that means using the Facebook mobile app, or through the web at Facebook.com/device.

After setting up, the app drops you on a Home tab that shows various rows of videos, gripping videos shared by your companions, clips from people or pages you’re following etc.

Each row shows titles that represent different videos and when you pause on a specific title it will automatically play with sound. For full screen on any video, make a tap on the Siri Remote. After completion of the video, a countdown timer begins before playing the next video. For any Apple TV Help, you can ask experts.

You can swipe down from the top while viewing in fullscreen, and you can choose the Info and Settings menus. Info grips to step ahead to the recent channel of video, add the recent video to your saved list, as well as options to hide or report a video hidden behind a More button. The Settings tab is where you can enable captions, reactions, and comments- all of which are powered off by default.

When you back to the home screen, scroll up to the top and add one more swipe to get to the main menu of app same to other Apple TV apps. From here you can navigate from the Home tab to the Profile tab. Your Facebook Video profile doesn’t count your news feed or any other Facebook aspects; it’s just videos that you’ve shared or posted. There’s also settings option in the main menu, but it only grips options like sending feedback and signing out. For more updates, you can visit www Appletv com.

The impact on you at home: Facebook imagined its video app as a lean back experience that lets you view a nonstop stream of videos from Fail Army, news channels, and home videos by your buddies. For that cause it lacks a search function, which isn’t awfully astonishing since Facebook has always been awful at search. To put its videos on your television this one is the second attempt by Facebook. Prior to Facebook Video, you could send videos to your Apple TV through AirPlay.